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‘GO HOME!’: UBCO student explains disclaimer on truck with Washington licence plate
A UBCO student who stuck a disclaimer on the back of his truck to explain…
Kelowna’s newest supportive housing complex will open Aug. 17
Kelowna's newest supportive housing facility will be open for new residents later this month. Residents…
There are now 130 Kelowna residents with COVID-19 linked to July 1 parties
There were four new cases of COVID-19 in the Interior Health region in the last…
Dr. Bonnie Henry hoping B.C. Day long weekend won’t be repeat of Canada Day weekend
Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry wants the B.C. Day long weekend to be very…
Don’t want to send your kid back to school? Your options in B.C. are limited
As B.C. moves into a new model of schooling under COVID-19 in September, students will…
Temperature records could be broken in the Interior today or tomorrow
While the hot weather hasn’t broken any records in the Thompson Okanagan during the past…
Americans bound for Alaska have strict new rules to follow
Americans passing through Canada to Alaska will have to show a “hang tag” in their…
Kelowna has 8 of the 10 worst intersections for car crashes in the Southern Interior
Whether you call it Harvey Avenue or Highway 97, the major roadway through Kelowna and…
Legacy group pushing Kelowna city councillors to revisit development of former RCMP site
The Kelowna Legacy Group is not giving up easily on its efforts to keep the…
Lifestyle changes driving Okanagan real estate buying frenzy
With the doom and gloom of COVID-19, Kelowna realtor Paul Cluff wasn’t sure what would…
Homeschool or public school? B.C. parents facing a dilemma
With COVID-19 cases on the rise in B.C. and public school set to resume, parents…
126 COVID-19 cases now linked to ‘Kelowna cluster’
Expect to see a significantly higher number of Kelowna COVID-19 cases during the province's pandemic…
41 new cases of COVID-19 in B.C.; Interior Health COVID-19 case-count declines
B.C.’s COVID-19 cases surged by 41 in the last day, though the number of cases…
B.C.’s teachers say back to school plan is too much, too soon
B.C.'s school-aged children are going back to classes in September, but the union representing teachers…
Full-time in-class school to start Sept. 8 in B.C.
The provincial government announced today, July 29, that all students will return to school full-time…