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KELOWNA – If and when the Kelowna Fire Department gets a new fire hall, it…

MAYOR SAYS FOR THE FIRST TIME AMALGAMATION IS THE END GOAL KELOWNA – Premier Christy…

SOME ON COUNCIL THINK THEY AREN'T WORTH THE TROUBLE KELOWNA – A RV park approved…

PROPERTY TAX RATE SET IN 1973 STILL APPLIES TO MANSIONS BUILT ON FARM LAND KELOWNA…

KELOWNA – Kelowna is pushing for more people to buy electric vehicles by installing two…

ICONIC CANADIAN DOUGHNUT SHOP ONE OF THE FIRST THINGS PEOPLE LEAVING THE AIRPORT WILL SEE…
KELOWNA TAKING THE LEAD ON HEALTHY CITIES STRATEGY KELOWNA – Healthy cities lead to healthier…

TIMS COULD WALK IF IT DOESN'T GET WHAT IT WANTS KELOWNA – A tussle over…

UBCO DELEGATION WILL REPORT ON PAST GROWTH AND FUTURE PLANS KELOWNA – When UBC Okanagan…

KELOWNA – Changes to the city’s agricultural zoning bylaw regarding medical marijuana production facilities are…

KELOWNA – Kelowna councillor Luke Stack warned the City of Kelowna could expect a flood…

KELOWNA – Kelowna is looking at rolling in its grants for organizations working to end…

KELOWNA - Agri-business is under pressure in Kelowna, facing changes and challenges locally and globally, requiring a new and improved agricultural plan. Forty per cent of the city is within the Agricultural Land Reserve, restricting its use to agriculture and related activities, Kelowna city councillors will hear from staff. “Agricultural land is woven throughout the...

KELOWNA – Kelowna will conduct its first homeless count in several years and Randy Benson,…