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UBCO faces another lawsuit over downtown Kelowna highrise construction
A second class action lawsuit has been launched against UBC Okanagan after the construction of…
Residents scramble for places to live as downtown Kelowna building deemed unsafe
A subsidized housing building next to UBC Okanagan’s downtown construction site is being evacuated, but…
UPDATE: Residents across from the big hole UBCO dug in downtown Kelowna have to evacuate their building
There was a meeting today for residents of an apartment building across from the site…
Driverless buses on Okanagan Rail Trail in Kelowna being studied
The prospect of futuristic autonomous transport has been in the cards for the Okanagan Rail Trail…
High-tech farming coming to 200 acres of Okanagan orchard
The City of Kelowna is partnering with a tech company to bring drones and robots…
Kelowna council to consider $130,000 grant to start Rutland business patrol
Kelowna city council is being asked to approve a one-time grant of $130,000 to establish…
Kelowna plans to hand over city land in exchange for affordable housing
Kelowna city council has plans to lease city-owned land to developers at minimal cost in…
Kamloops outshines Kelowna on the happiness scale: report
Tourism officials love to cite studies that show Kelowna as one of the best cities…
Kelowna snow plow drivers seeing increase in ‘snow rage’
We've all heard of road rage but how about snow rage? According to the person…
Can you be sued in B.C. for not clearing your sidewalk?
It's considered a neighbourly thing to do in Kelowna, or anywhere else in B.C. —…
More food trucks to rollout in Kelowna come spring
The City of Kelowna's throwing open bids for four new food truck locations as the…
Kelowna’s waterparks reopening soon
Kelowna's three waterparks are reopening within the next few weeks. City Park Waterpark and Ben…
Civic leaders don’t expect Kelowna residents to do their research before speaking out
Most Kelowna residents can’t be bothered to go on-line to learn about new developments in…
Why the Central Okanagan is just fine with rotting food garbage in its landfills
While some cities want residents to separate household food wastes from other garbage, the Central…
Kelowna in good shape to weather COVID-19 storm but layoffs still possible
Kelowna Mayor Colin Basran encouraged everyone who can to pay their property taxes by July…
How Kelowna bylaw deals with calls about people not social distancing
Kelowna bylaw officers have responded to about 200 COVID-19-related complaints since the end of March.…
Free parking in parts of Kelowna due to COVID-19 pandemic
Pay parking is being waived in two areas of Kelowna because of the COVID-19 pandemic.…
Fatburg warning: If you are out of toilet paper, don’t flush disposable wipes
The recent wave of toilet paper hoarding caused by the COVID-19 outbreak is causing headaches…
Costco absent from discussion about neighbourhood impact, says resident
Plans for a new Kelowna Costco will be a significant tax on area roads even…
Man who died in Kelowna homeless camp was trying to ‘get back on the straight and narrow’
Today was supposed to be the start of a new life for a Kelowna man…
City councillor proposes new tax to raise money for new performing arts centre in Kelowna
While there’s been some discussion in Kelowna about the location and design of a new…
Almost $2.5 million in tax breaks will be given in Kelowna
KELOWNA – The annual granting of tax exemptions by the City of Kelowna allows dozens…
Want to help the homeless in Kelowna? Send Journey Home an email first
KELOWNA – There are 360 organizations that are trying to help the homeless in Kelowna.…
Kelowna city hall’s payroll keeps growing
KELOWNA – The roster of Kelowna City Hall employees who have made more than $75,000…