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The school hasn't cleared the event, but that hasn't stopped OneBC leader Dallas Brodie and author Frances Widdowson from moving forward on their plans.

“If the province insists on going by the process that they've laid out, that means that we will lose another summer of tourism opportunity in Kelowna after having significant downsides this summer.”

“There was a big question mark out there. You don’t want to send your children into the line of fire on a question mark."

Police are still investigating why the knife fight happened and haven’t said how many people were involved.

The BC Human Rights Tribunal has called a Kelowna company’s decision to fire a manager…

The office of British Columbia Premier David Eby has appointed a “community contact” whose job…

“It’s more than just a place to cross the street, it’s a symbol of gratitude, respect, and remembrance woven into the heart of our town.”

"New things have to be tried so we don't require people to work more hours."

Donkeys can live up to fifty years and as seniors, they require extra care.

American tariffs on lumber are the latest challenge but mills have been closing and revenue has been shrinking for years.

“Our teams are canvassing the area, collecting video surveillance and attempting to identify the suspects. No other details can be released at this time to keep the integrity of the investigation.”

OTTAWA — The federal Competition Bureau says it hasn’t found evidence that using computer software…

VANCOUVER — A weekend weather system in British Columbia brought record rain to some communities…

EDGEWOOD, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA — It had taken more than 10 months before the first…

It's a rare win against the BC government.

“I think perhaps we have put our heads down in the best and just tried to keep on keeping on. We haven’t communicated as well as we could and we haven’t leveraged community force.”

“It was a fun highlight to see the otter to playing around."

“The younger they are when they start, the more likely they are to struggle with it later in life.”

The couple wanted compensation after a delayed flight.

“I started building, built one van and thought, ‘I can do this.'"

Eurovision's head of communications told The Canadian Press the organization is "always excited" when broadcasters want to be a part of the competition.

"It felt like I wasn't myself."

"But if many companies are mining for many years and outputting a lot of material, this is going to spread across the region.”

“As we want to connect with this audience, authentic, real storytelling is absolutely key.”