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UPDATE: Police can issue $2,000 fines for price gouging, illegally reselling medical equipment in B.C.
Police officers can now issue $2,000 fine for those who are illegally re-selling PPE equipment…
Okanagan, Kamloops student meal programs meeting need of communities during pandemic
School districts in the Okanagan and Kamloops are trying to make sure students don't go…
iN VIDEO: Global Citizen event allows Canadians to watch free concerts and support healthcare workers from home
Watch Billie Ellish, Billy Rae Cyrus and other live performances online as part of Global…
Kelowna cake company makes giant TP cake for quarantine birthday request
It’s not every day that a local cake company gets the opportunity to bake a…
Okanagan classical music celebrity turns 80
Chamber Music Kelowna is still finding reasons to celebrate even though its 40th anniversary concert…
UPDATE: No large events will be held this summer, says provincial health officer
No new COVID-19 cases have been reported today in the Interior Health region, according to…
After receiving racist remark while shopping for hand sanitizer, Okanagan man wants community to ‘do better’
After a racist comment was made towards Brent Carmichael in a store a few weeks…
Alberta COVID-19 outbreak may affect Okanagan, Kamloops workers
An COVID-19 outbreak near Fort McMurray may impact workers in the Interior Health region. "On…
LEGO man, Batman make appearance in Okanagan animators’ quirky hand washing video
An Okanagan animation company is helping to flatten that curve by creating an animation-jam. Based…
Flyers need to have masks: New COVID-19 cases reported on Kelowna flights
More flights that have carried COVID-19 infected passengers to and from Kelowna International Airport have…
Okanagan students adjusting to learning from home
An Okanagan student says the transition to the online learning environment born from a global…
MLAs, school board and Interior Health all holding virtual town hall meetings
Okanagan residents will soon have an opportunity to ask questions from their elected officials in…
Models show spread of COVID-19 slowing in B.C. but we aren’t out of the woods yet
No matter how obedient British Columbians are about safe distancing and other anti-COVID-19 measures, the…
Soak in some Okanagan culture while keeping your physical distance
If you've been missing immersing yourself in history and culture, the Kelowna Museums Society has…
COVID-19: A timeline of the pandemic and how it changed our lives
It's been one month since provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry declared a public health…
RCMP seize drugs, weapons during raid at downtown Kelowna house
Kelowna RCMP seized illicit drugs, weapons and suspected stolen property from a residence in downtown…
Lowest number of new COVID-19 cases in B.C. in a month
Only 14 new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed yesterday, April 16, according to a report…
Kelowna Farmers’ Market weathers negative public feedback with physical distancing protocols
The Kelowna Farmers' and Crafters' Market opened two weeks ago outside the Parkinson Recreation Centre…
Renters of illegal suites in B.C. can get COVID-19 subsidy at no risk to landlords
Renters may be worried that they won’t qualify for the new rent subsidy if they…
Kelowna looking to borrow as much as $150 million to keep city running
Kelowna city council is being asked to approve a bylaw that will let it borrow…
Doulas welcomed back into hospitals following Interior Health policy change
Interior Health changed its COVID-19 hospital visitor policy earlier this month in order to allow…
Interior Health corrects the number of COVID-19 cases at West Kelowna nursery
Interior Health has corrected the number of cases of COVID-19 reported amongst farm workers at…
ZipZone in Peachland no longer opening as originally planned
ZipZone Peachland is no longer opening this weekend as originally planned. The company originally said…
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.…