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How Kamloops is trying to deal with a wide range of social issues facing all cities in B.C.
Switching the bylaw officer title in Kamloops is more than a cosmetic change of names…
Major development planned next to one of Kelowna’s most popular beaches
A 14-storey tower is part of a project planned for the north end of Kelowna’s…
B.C. woman fighting for ‘essential’ access to 94-year-old father
It’s traumatic enough to see a loved one’s health deteriorate in long term care during…
Kelowna Mountain developer says project will be ‘moving forward’
A Kelowna developer appears to be turning his attention back toward a long controversial real…
Drop in construction starts in Kelowna can’t just be blamed on COVID-19
The value of building permits issued by the City of Kelowna during COVID-19 is at…
Film company working on romance movie in Peachland supports food bank
A film company shooting a movie in Peachland for the upcoming Hallmark movie Romance at…
Remembering the Aquatic: One of the Okanagan’s most beloved summertime structures
When Don Knox was growing up in Kelowna during the 1960s, the Aquatic on Okanagan…
52 new supportive housing units announced for Westbank First Nation land
The province announced today, Sept. 12, 52 new supportive housing units are in the works…
Smoke from U.S. ‘climate fires’ to create unhealthy breathing conditions in Kamloops, the Okanagan this weekend
Smoke from what have been called “climate fires” in the northwestern United States is seeping…
B.C. follows record-setting day for COVID-19 cases with another 132
After a record-setting 139 new COVID-19 cases in B.C. yesterday, Sept. 10, today’s numbers are…
Private party at Kelowna hotel leads to possible COVID-19 exposure
Party goers at a Kelowna hotel could have been exposed to COVID-19 recently, according to…
Noticed a lot more moths this fall? You haven’t seen anything yet
If you've noticed a sudden proliferation of large moths this year, just wait — there…
Catalytic converter thefts are on the rise in B.C. and they’re expensive
The lure of precious metals is going to cost Kelowna’s Anastasia Hensel money she can’t…
No experience needed to start new $20 an hour jobs in long term care
With 7,000 new jobs opening up in long term care homes, B.C. Health Minister Adrian…
COVID-19 filled up more household garbage cans in the Central Okanagan
The amount of household garbage put out for collection jumped by 20 per cent in…