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KELOWNA – A chunk of the CN Rail corridor that wasn’t included in the original…

From missing fences to actual legal titles, the Okanagan Rail Trail from Kelowna to Vernon…

KELOWNA – City officials are negotiating with CN Rail to purchase another piece of the…

OKANAGAN – Local municipalities won’t be getting a continuous stretch of land as part of…

HOPE TO BE OPEN BY JULY 2017 OKANAGAN – They’ve got a construction plan, some…

VERNON – A Supreme Court Judge will hear the Okanagan Indian Band’s argument for an…

TRAIL PROJECT IN CALIFORNIA'S COACHELLA VALLEY HOLDS VISION OF FUTURE POSSIBILITIES OKANAGAN VALLEY – It’s…

OKANAGAN – The Okanagan Indian Band is arguing its case this week in Vancouver Supreme…

CENTRAL OKANAGAN – Councillors and directors from various communities will get their first look soon…

OKANAGAN – You can help shape the development of the 47 kilometre Okanagan Rail Trail…
KAMLOOPS – Government officials are no longer investigating a Christmas Day diesel spill in a…
KAMLOOPS - Officials from Transport Canada are investigating a diesel spill at a local rail yard that occurred on Christmas Day. Approximately 8,000 litres of diesel spilled in the CN rail yard during a fuel transfer from a railcar to a truck on Dec. 25, according to company spokesperson Kate Fenske. David Karn, media relations...

OKANAGAN - Money is no longer an issue for a group of Okanagan municipalities preparing to purchase an abandoned rail corridor, but it could still be some time — years even — before residents set foot on a community pathway. With Saturday’s referendum resulting in a resounding yes vote to borrow $2.6-million for the District of...
VERNON - A citizens group has committed to raising $5 million to build a rail trail from Vernon to Kelowna if local municipalities secure the land. Brad Clements of the Okanagan Rail Trail Initiative says several community members have already expressed interest in making donations toward the creation of the trail. “People say, 'Let us...

VERNON - While a recent funding announcement from the provincial government may entice some Lake Country voters towards a yes vote in an upcoming borrowing referendum, the Okanagan Indian Band is warning governments not to celebrate just yet. Premier Christy Clark announced a $7.2 million pledge for the acquisition of the Okanagan Rail corridor the...