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Trump warns Hamas ‘we will have no choice but to go in and kill them’ if bloodshed persists in Gaza
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump on Thursday warned Hamas “we will have no choice…
iN NUMBERS: BC’s vaccine rate isn’t protecting seniors
The annual vaccine report card by CanAge puts the vaccination rate in the context of the province’s health-care system and how well it protects seniors.
Kelowna spends $27.8M to buy property for waterfront hotel
“Kelowna is one of the fastest growing cities in Canada, and with that growth comes the need to expand our capacity to host major events and welcome visitors to our community.”
Vernon’s Field of Screams unleashes four new nightmares
Are you ready to scream? Autumn is officially in full swing, and with the falling…
What’s happening this weekend Okanagan, Kamloops
The Thompson-Okanagan region is home to several exciting events every day of the week, but…
What’s happening this weekend in the Okanagan, Kamloops
The Thompson-Okanagan is buzzing with events all week long but when the weekend hits, narrowing…
Join the fight against breast cancer in Kelowna, Kamloops
The annual CIBC Run for a Cure is set to take over Kelowna and Kamloops…
Start a new family tradition at Davison Orchards’ pumpkin patch
Davison Orchards is opening its doors for your next annual family tradition. Their combination pumpkin…
What’s happening this weekend in the Okanagan, Kamloops
There are several events planned in Thompson-Okanagan region this Thanksgiving weekend. Here are the top…
What’s happening this weekend in the Okanagan, Kamloops
Get ready for Halloween with these spooky events in the Thompson-Okanagan region this weekend. KELOWNA…
Taylor Swift fans flood German museum to see painting echoing her hit video ‘The Fate of Ophelia’
BERLIN (AP) — A German museum has been unexpectedly overrun by Taylor Swift fans because…
TRENDING NOW: Cow wants to be a duck
Maybe this is simply a cow in duck's clothing.
Trans Mountain faces $292k environmental fines after 2024 B.C. rainstorm: regulator
Trans Mountain is facing $292,000 in regulatory fines for alleged environmental issues in January 2024…
Penticton brewery proves sustainability is profitable
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“We set out to prove that bold climate action and business success can thrive together.”
Canada Post promises to protect rural mail delivery in overhaul
OTTAWA — Canada Post says it will prioritize reliable and affordable mail delivery for all…
Royals hold off Rockets with 6-5 SO win in WHL action
KELOWNA — Ludovic Perreault scored the shootout winner as the Victoria Royals outlasted the Kelowna…
Industry minister says relief coming for tariff-hit softwood lumber sector
OTTAWA — Federal Industry Minister Mélanie Joly said financial relief is coming soon for Canada’s…
Drones change the game for BC cops in crash reconstruction and beyond
iNwheels
Clearing a crash scene would take much longer without the high-tech equipment in the hands…
iN VIDEO: A chilling look at Kamloops’ historic Tranquille Sanitorium
The recent, in-depth video of the site includes ghost stories.
Judge fines Salmon Arm dentist for ‘inexcusable’ conduct in divorce case
"I will say that his communications are about the worst communications that I have ever seen in family law litigation and I have several years of family law litigation under my belt."
Summerland wins latest court battle against self-appointed watchdog
CAO Graham Statt is confident the law is on the District of Summerland's side.
$25M affordable housing building officially opens in Kelowna
iNhome
“As we know, Kelowna is one of the fastest growing communities in the country, and it's becoming harder and harder for people to find homes that meet their needs and that are affordable.”
B.C. government’s professional workers to expand strike after talks break down
VICTORIA — Almost all of British Columbia’s licensed professional workers are going on strike after…
Appeal court sending BC man to jail for sexually assaulting sister-in-law
A panel of three Justices at the BC Court of Appeal overruled the earlier sentence of house arrest, and instead ruled that Justin Donald Sewell should spend 33 months behind bars