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“They’re good for bike rides and paddleboarding to protect the eyes.”

At one point, he turned up in the middle of the night, dressed in black, carrying a weapon, and wearing a balaclava.

It has been vacant since a fire displaced residents in January 2021.

He has already appeared before a judge and has been held over for a court appearance on Jan. 6.

"I'd say people are terrified. I know people who are delaying pregnancy because they don't feel they can have adequate care, or people in high-risk pregnancies going without maternity care."

“There were sparkling balloons and hot chocolate for the children. The Barenaked Ladies put on a great show. The band looked so happy to be here.”

Local governments pushed back after learning just weeks ago of a pipeline tax cut that would have cost Thompson-Nicola property owners more than $1 million.

There’s still time to get into the festive spirit at these events across Kelowna, Vernon,…

“If you’ve had to get reconstructive surgery as a result of an interaction with a dog, I don’t know how that dog can be deemed safe.”

“The whole response about the sign coming down triggered a lot more nostalgia than I expected."

The local ski hills aren't getting quite as much snow as the highways.

“If your neighbour has a brand new igloo. Maybe just send me a private message.”

"The Kelowna RCMP are just seeking to speak with this individual at this time. Other than the request to identify this individual we are not releasing any other information at this time as the investigation is still ongoing."

How past policy decisions and the unmet needs of an aging population are pushing the system to the brink.

Highly visible from Penticton’s Main Street and with easy access to nearby Highway 97, Cherry Lane officially opened for business 50 years ago in 1975.

“He's basically like a spiritual racist. . .honestly the weirdness of it is why he's stuck around longer, because it was so esoterically insane.”

64: Per cent of baby boomers would pick a made in Canada product, even if it’s more expensive than an imported alternative.

Wintertime is a wonderland for fat bike riders of all ability levels.

A combined pool of more than $30 million in city hall savings has dropped to less than $1 million in two years.

The three sites are part of a court-ordered portfolio sale.

He was previously barred from practicing law for 10 years.

This year alone, the agency has been dealt a Salmonella crisis on Iranian pistachios that required extensive testing and import limits, and a months-long battle to cull a herd of ostriches in BC which culminated in a lengthy, police-protected takeover of the farm.

“I did my part, saved the grapes and put them in tanks. Now we need marketing access and marketing support. We also need BC consumers to help out.”

“It's just an amazingly large cost.”