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Kelowna city councillor thanks community for support
KELOWNA – More than 200 stitches later and councillor Charlie Hodge is back is in…
UBC Okanagan research leading to green solutions
KELOWNA – A team of researchers at UBC Okanagan is working on unique ways to…
Tourism in Kelowna has become a billion dollar industry: report
KELOWNA – Almost two million people visit Kelowna each year making it a billion dollar…
Drug test confirms deadly opioid carfentanil in the Interior
KELOWNA – An opioid 100 times more toxic than fentanyl now poses a threat in…
West Kelowna council to hear why private land should become a park
WEST KELOWNA – A public hearing tonight will try to sway city councillors that a…
Kelowna city councillor recovering from surgery
KELOWNA – Kelowna city councillor Charlie Hodge is recovering after surgery to remove dead bone…
New Peachland waterfront feature would expand use for everyone
PEACHLAND – A new pier planned for the picturesque downtown waterfront in Peachland could be…
City unveils new water system plan, claims to save $95 million
KELOWNA – The City of Kelowna threw down the gauntlet for the city's other water…
B.C. Transit recommends West Kelowna cancel two bus routes
WEST KELOWNA – Two West Kelowna bus routes could be terminated following a tonight's city…
February 2016 in Kelowna already felt like spring
KELOWNA – This time last year, Kelowna residents were complaining about rain not snow and…
Man charged with stabbing caught with knife in downtown Kelowna ‘red zone’
KELOWNA – A Kelowna man charged with attempted murder had his bail revoked after he…
UPDATE: Kelowna man finds lost puppy mill pooch
KELOWNA – After five cold days and nights, Mitzu the lost puppy mill dog is…
Vernon woman hanging outside moving pickup hits sign and seriously injured
LAKE COUNTRY – A woman who was partially hanging outside a moving pickup was seriously…
Police say alcohol and speed factors in Kelowna crash
KELOWNA – A crash at a major Kelowna intersection on Friday was likely fuelled by…
Pass the pot: UBC Okanagan study shows patients choose cannabis over prescription pain killers
KELOWNA – An UBC Okanagan study says patients prefer medical marijuana over prescription opioids for…