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The sour cherries are picked from a farm in East Kelowna.

“When you picture the wilderness with mountains and wildlife, that’s what the dog was living in."

Maybe this is why they destroy our Christmas trees and eat our presents.

“It was eye opening to see just how much garbage is out there.”

With the holiday season in full swing, it might be the perfect place to find unique gifts.

Viewers will want to bundle up and find a location away from city lights.

Families can tour around taking in the Christmas glow.

These festive houses add cheer to the holiday season.

These festive set ups bring extra cheer to the holiday season.

These displays add a festive glow to the holidays.

“One lady wanted a cannister of coffee from No Frills because she couldn’t afford coffee anymore. Other big items are chocolates and socks.”

"It let’s everyone explore real-time detections and discover the soundscape of the valley in a new way."

But rumours abound in the small Cariboo region town.

These rustic, picturesque retreats are perfect for unwinding and embracing the snowy season.

The bird had a blown-out eye, bloody beak and bruised chest and it wasn’t clear if it would live.

“Sadly, this is a classic case of a reactive government response, starting a couple of decades ago, as opposed to the needed proactive response to an issue in crisis."

"There is something exciting knowing a mountain is on top of you."

Some thrifty shoppers find treasures while others find items that belong in the trash.

Cold Moon is the most common name for the December full moon.

"As soon as we have sample boxes out people try the and gravitate toward them."

Sometimes bargain hunters find more than they bargained for.

“It was starved and neglected, its toenails were super long, it was obviously not something that just happened when it was in that bag.”

“I saw him get hit by a car that just kept going so I figured I should check it out and realized it was a little owl."

“When they’re under the house they can chew wires and water lines and wreak all sorts of havoc."