Jesse Tomas

Hint: It has to do with the mild winter.

A pleasure boat doesn't legally need a name but it's definitely an opportunity for fun.

Did we miss your favourite big event this summer? Add it to the comment section so others can find out about it.

"If this member said these things outside of the chamber, we would see them as a bigot and a racist.”

“Whether you paddle, cruise, fish, or are wanting to explore your options for getting out on the water, the Kelowna Boat Show has something for everyone.”

“A property owner was strongly encouraged to take measures to prevent nesting, that would have prevented this from ever occurring in the first place."

“We are removing the home because we like the house and want to respect that it has history.”

Is this just a blip in the housing start stats? Time will tell.

“Unfortunately, at this time, it's not standardized across the valley what different drought stages mean."

“We continue to take measured and thoughtful steps to build our junior hockey pathways in B.C."

"We've been told by many of them that they really do want Tara Armstrong to be recalled."

Which sport should have a pro team in the BC Interior?

In recent days, the CAA’s gas price tracker has listed an average cost of $1.74 per litre at pumps across the country — more than 40 cents higher than a year ago.

The BC Highway Patrol has released a terrifying video of the crash.

“It is a Monday, it's a weekday, and Mondays are like, ‘ugh, Monday.’ But why not start the week right?"

Which Canadian NHL team do you think has the best chance of bringing the Stanley Cup home?

Kelowna was the only municipality to apply to opt-out of the short-term rental regulations.

“Without the police medic’s intervention, the outcome for the injured rider could have been much different.”

“Both the Urban Development Institute and Canadian Homebuilders Association - Central Okanagan have made note of several ways in which City actions could make new development more viable, until the market recovers.”

More than a third of people in B.C. who participated in a survey say they're $200 away from running out of money each month.

“That’s obviously a dangerous speed, and nowhere near the already-generous speed limit.”