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KELOWNA – The Kelowna Farmer's Market had more vendors than ever before last Saturday. The…

KAMLOOPS – The first artisan market blending art, food, accessories and tattoos will come to…

KAMLOOPS — The Kamloops Regional Farmers’ Market Society is getting ready to launch the season’s…

KAMLOOPS — If you like shopping for handmade products while also supporting a cause, you…
KELOWNA – The moths are heading south. The Okanagan Sterile Insect Release Program recently signed…
KELOWNA – After three and a half decades of being run by one of Kelowna’s…

KAMLOOPS – While North Kamloops rental units have increased in vacancy, the same can't be…

KAMLOOPS – It’s a competitive and expensive market to get into in Kamloops. No, not…

KAMLOOPS – The Saturday Farmers' Market in Kamloops has kicked off, but next week marks…

KELOWNA – Despite a big jump in the number of new homes being built in…

VERNON – Downtown market activities could look a little different in Vernon this summer. The…

KELOWNA - For the second year in a row, Kelowna crafters can get their Etsy fix in real life, instead of through a computer. On Sept. 26, Etsy: Made in Canada will be at Sandhill Winery for a free crafters market featuring handmade items from more than 30 Canadian artisans. Last year roughly 3,000 people...

KAMLOOPS - A number of events happening under the umbrella of the annual Downtown Merchants Market means you can expect to face some road closures this week. Aside from the access to and from 1 Avenue being closed at Victoria Street (stores and parking are still open) a ‘Car Free Day’ will shut down the...

PENTICTON - It’s pit spitting time in the Okanagan again with the fifth annual Cherry Pit Spit contest at the Naramata Farmers’ Market. The competition will be held Wednesday, July 23 at 4 p.m. at Wharf Park in Naramata. It is open to all ages and is free of cost. Naramata-fresh cherries are being provided...
OKANAGAN — A new trade agreement was made this week between Canada and China to ship Okanagan cherries over seas. The two parties have been operating market deals on a trial basis for two years (the 2014 season is the second year) and are extending their relationship with the longer agreement. The B.C. Minister of...