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Kelowna to consider a $220M performing arts centre in Waterfront Park
“Flexibility is key, and that is one thing that we don’t currently have here.”
Eight specialists eyeing Kamloops amid maternity care crisis
"We hear the concerns and we're committed to working on those problems to ensure there is sustainable maternity care in Kamloops."
Snowfall, freezing rain warnings issued for B.C.’s central Interior
WILLIAMS LAKE — Parts of the British Columbia Interior are in for a blast of…
25 holiday TV offerings to watch ranging from comedies to rom-coms and cozy mysteries
Whether you prefer something naughty, like the animated movie “Grandma Got Run Over By a…
Four captured grizzlies not linked to attack on B.C. schoolchildren: officials
BELLA COOLA — B.C. conservation officers have ruled out any link between four captured grizzly…
Trans Mountain poised for expansions as pipeline fills up
CALGARY — The chief executive of Crown-owned pipeline operator Trans Mountain Corp. says the Alberta-to-British-Columbia…
‘Prime conspirator’ arrested for shootings at Kap’s Café in B.C., Indian police say
SURREY — Police in Delhi say they’ve arrested the “prime conspirator” behind a series of…
‘We are the victims’: Partner of murdered Lumby woman says he’s been kept in the dark
“They're basically treating me like it doesn't matter to me. It's their case, and I have nothing to do with it.”
Kootenay nurse reprimanded for doing Botox treatments on the side
Her side hustle got her in trouble.
Yelling, wasps and a scared cow: Kootenay farmer ordered to pay after highland cow sale lands in court
When the cow refused to be loaded up, the situation got heated.
Kelowna facing brunt of Crown prosecutor shortage, but it’s not alone
"I get a call from Crown counsel almost everyday of the week explaining that they have too much on their plate and they're concerned about dropping the ball."
Kelowna pharmacist suspended for unprofessional horseplay of a sexual nature
The pharmacist had previously been warned about his behaviour.
Unhappy Vernon spa client pleads guilty after social media posts cross the line
It's a lesson to anyone who ever got carried away on social media.
How to stay out of trouble while looking for gold and gems in the Okanagan
Rock hounding, or rock hunting, has exploded recently in popularity.
The less celebrated table grape still packs a punch in the Okanagan
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"As soon as we have sample boxes out people try the and gravitate toward them."
Hunt is on for owner of dog tied up and left to die near Penticton
“It’s awful to think about the dog’s last moments and the panic of being left alone in the woods to die in this way.”
iN PHOTOS: Weird thrift store finds in Kamloops, Okanagan
Sometimes bargain hunters find more than they bargained for.
BC masseur guilty of sexual assault gets legal aid to pay for appeal
He previously demanded an interpreter, even though he has an English degree.
Why BC animators are breathing easier about AI
Tense Hollywood strikes in 2023 paved the way for job protections for hundreds of animators.
Long-lost adult siblings strive to rebuild severed family bonds in ‘Meadowlarks’
“That was inspired by my meeting my mother when I was 16."
Concerns raised about AI-powered toys and creativity, development as holiday shopping peaks
"I think about what kind of inputs do I want my kids to be having? And to be honest, it's not the inputs of an AI algorithm."
The best new holiday music releases for 2025
So, grab a loved one, a cup of eggnog and get to listening.
A crystal Fabergé egg crafted for Russian royalty is expected to sell for more than $26 million
The Romanov royal family ruled Russia for 300 years before it was ousted by the 1917 revolution. Nicholas and his family were executed in 1918.
A foot-tall elephant? ‘Prehistoric Planet: Ice Age’ on Apple TV reveals surprising creatures
“Nobody’s made a natural history representation of these creatures behaving and interacting in the way that we have in this series.”