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BC teacher fired for failing to report aggressive student
A BC teacher who failed to report that a student had threatened a classmate has…
Firefighter describes working amid controversy on North Shuswap wildfire
Conflicts have been flaring up in the North Shuswap between authorities managing the Bush Creek…
‘Win-win’ turns to major loss for new owners of Kelowna Springs Golf Course but company not deterred
Kelowna Springs Golf Course won't be paved for an industrial park any time soon, Kelowna…
B.C. realtor sanctioned for not understanding meaning of word ‘loan’
A Vancouver realtor has been found guilty of professional misconduct and conflict of interest after…
More than 80 Ukrainian children, teens entering Central Okanagan schools this fall
As the war continues in Ukraine nearly 80 Ukrainian students will be entering the Central…
Ukrainian families begin arriving in Thompson Okanagan, fleeing war overseas
Ukrainian families have begun arriving in Thompson Okanagan, with four families settling in Kamloops. In…
B.C. phone line set up to assist Ukrainians fleeing war
The B.C. government has set up a telephone line to support Ukrainians fleeing the war…
‘Badge of honour’: Kamloops, Okanagan MPs sanctioned by Russia
Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo MP Frank Caputo was surprised but proud to be added to a new batch…
Peachland park lights up in support of Ukraine
Take a stroll through Peachland’s downtown and you’ll be greeted by the colours of Ukraine’s…
Kamloops city councillor absolves himself of potential conflict of interest
A Kamloops city councillor whose family business takes subsidized tenants from local non-profit agencies determined…
Conflicts between humans and bears expected to increase in the Okanagan
WEST KELOWNA – A busy weekend for bear sightings in West Kelowna could signal the start of a fall rife with bear-human conflicts. Frank Ritcey, the creator of the interactive Wildlife Alert Reporting Program on WildsafeBC.com, says four sightings of black bears were reported in the Shannon Lake neighbourhood in West Kelowna since Friday. “This...