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Key issues unresolved in US-Ukraine talks on ending Russia’s war, according to Zelenskyy
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Several key issues remain unresolved in ongoing negotiations between Ukraine and…
This year in Tara Armstrong: Party collapse, recall campaign and lots of controversy
Armstrong was appointed house leader for OneBC, a title that earned her a 10 per cent pay raise.
iN NUMBERS: How British Columbians rate the provincial government
When more people approve than disapprove of how the government is handling something it’s usually by a pretty slim margin.
iN PHOTOS: Fog creates eerie moods in Kamloops, Okanagan
The stunning, mystical photos in this collection were taken during foggy nights and mornings this winter.
Freezing rain, snow expected in parts of Ontario as Newfoundland braces for blizzards
Parts of southern Ontario are under weather warnings today, with freezing rain expected in the…
Pop culture in 2025: A ring for Taylor, an ill-timed KissCam … and whatever ‘6-7’ means
But no. “We’re all still trying to figure out exactly what it means,” they told us of this year’s “linguistic time capsule.”
TRENDING NOW: You’ve heard of monkeys jumping on the bed
Now get ready for monkeys jumping in the pool.
A tariff exemption was Canada’s salvation in 2025. It’s ‘absolutely’ at risk in 2026
"It would be a worst-case scenario of the (CUSMA) deal basically being eliminated or not renewed."
South Okanagan winery owner invests millions in solar vineyard project
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“I was fortunate to find the right people to help open doors for the agricultural industry.”
Ayesha Curry shares her recipe for a ‘So This Is Christmas Cocktail’
In the cold winter months, the Champagne keeps you warm and the rosemary reminds you of the crisp, fresh air.
Kamloops Denny’s sues over $500,000 in stolen tips
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Three former employees are accused of stealing tip money in a pair of schemes that embezzled more than $500,000 from the restaurant.
Deck your garden with boughs of holly, a plant rich in symbolism and evergreen beauty
Lore holds that ancient pagans fashioned the evergreen’s branches into wearable crowns and believed that displaying it indoors would repel evil spirits and hasten the return of spring.
Kelowna lawyer accused of working for client who ‘lacked the capacity’ to retain her
The BC Law Society say she "knew or ought to have known" the client lacked the capacity.
Intergenerational daycare aiming to strengthen bonds between kids and ‘grandfriends’
"I find my place to recharge and raise my sense of well-being and hope is spending time with the little ones and reading to them and playing games and watching them explore."
Everything you need to know about Christmas, and how it has evolved into a global holiday
Christmas is a Christian holiday that observes the birth of Jesus. But did you know…
Merry Christmas from iNFOnews
We hope you get to spend it with the people you love.
Cost of Kamloops council code of conduct investigations up 60 per cent this year
The investigations have nearly cost taxpayers a half-million dollars.
TRENDING NOW: It’s not just kids with a social media problem
Always be skeptical about advice you get from TikTok.
Review of contractor for Kelowna sex offender still ongoing
He was supposed to be under supervision when he cornered a young girl in Kelowna in February 2024.
Santa tracker 2025: Keep an eye on the Jolly Old Elf with NORAD’s help
Santa is checking his map and checking it twice as he makes his way to…
Vancouver Island MP Aaron Gunn won’t run for leadership of B.C. Conservatives
VICTORIA — Vancouver Island MP Aaron Gunn said he won’t run for the leadership of…
Southern Okanagan man charged with attempted murder
He'd threatened to kill the victim two weeks earlier.
Government suspending ban on single-use plastic exports
OTTAWA — The federal government is suspending the planned export ban on single-use plastics due…
Penticton senior upset there’s no transit service to local airport
“The fact BC Transit and the City have never offered transit service to the airport, especially during prime working hours, is frustrating."