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Study finds humans were making fire 400,000 years ago, far earlier than once thought
Researchers say the implications for human evolution are substantial.
TRENDING NOW: Sheep making the most out of winter
These sheep know how to have fun.
New permanent exhibition at Auschwitz museum uses personal objects to show daily life of prisoners
“Witnesses are passing away, the world is changing, technologies are changing, and new generations are emerging, requiring a new approach to the subject."
Where to go dashing through the snow in Kamloops, Okanagan
Listen to the sounds of horse hooves clomping and jingle bells ringing with friends and family.
Here are 10 TV shows from 2025 to catch up on before it’s 2026
In no particular order, here are 10 shows that broke out in 2025.
What we learned in the first two episodes of Taylor Swift’s Disney+ Eras Tour docuseries
“The directors expanded upon the stories of not just me, but everyone who was part of this.”
Okanagan goldsmith inspired by the Rockies for holiday mystery bags
“I have done a Kelowna necklace, so that's a view from Upper Mission. You can see the bridge and like Knox Mountain and stuff like that.”
Archaeologists uncover intact section of ancient Jerusalem wall from Hanukkah era
“We just think that we found the archaeological proof for it, so it’s pretty amazing, the archaeology and the ancient stories combining together, this is the magic of Jerusalem."
Holiday ornaments decorate life all year long in this Belgian shop
“My personal wish is to have a Christmas museum, where ornaments and the idea of Christmas can be on permanent display.”
Why Kelowna businesses aren’t scrambling to use AI as quickly as you’d think
“A lot of the smaller businesses don't have the time and they're not making the time to do it.”
Osoyoos beach shooter loses appeal for Oliver pharmacy arson
He argued the police were biased and CCTV footage couldn't prove it was him.
Killer whales and dolphins may be helping each other hunt of B.C. coast: new report
“You could interpret that maybe the dolphins are pesky freeloaders, just trying to get a free lunch.”
TRENDING NOW: Always be safe when you terrorize the neighbourhood
At least he's outside and not playing those gosh darn video games.
BC motel fined $40,000 after giving WorkSafeBC fake documents
The motel claimed it had removed its asbestos properly.
UNESCO gives a shout-out to Switzerland’s yodeling by adding it to list of cultural heritage
"Yodeling can be performed by individuals, small groups or choirs, and sometimes with instruments like the accordion."