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22 crime prevention notices issued in Penticton during long weekend
A Penticton RCMP officer took to the streets during the long weekend and issued 22…
iN PHOTOS: Kamloops and Kaleden sculptors featured in Penticton’s waterfront exhibit
The beautiful views from Penticton’s northern waterfront are complimented by public sculptures that get updated…
$8,000 damage done to Penticton high school’s roof: RCMP
Over $8,000 of damage was caused at Penticton Secondary School by a group of four…
S.S. Sicamous museum returns after two years of closures
After two years of closures due to the pandemic, a museum nestled in a historic…
Penticton man grabs officer’s gun as police attempt to transport him to hospital
A Penticton man attempted to grab a police officer's gun yesterday when they attempted to…
Kamloops, Okanagan communities getting serious about prolific offenders
A Kamloops politician and South Okanagan business people are mounting pressure against prolific offenders. Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo…
Penticton family’s fears of ongoing arson compounded by lack of RCMP response
A Penticton family doesn’t feel safe in their own home after a second fire started…
Penticton man drives into oncoming traffic to evade police
A man who evaded the Penticton RCMP in his vehicle ended up getting arrested the…
Penticton supportive housing review finds housing affordability a top issue
Rent is too expensive in Penticton for some of it residents to be able to…
Penticton Vees win BCHL championship
The Penticton Vees have won another Fred Page Cup after defeating the Nanaimo Clippers four…
Midway RCMP clear up false social media allegations about police impersonator
Midway RCMP are addressing misinformation circulating on social media about a suspected police impersonator who…
Okanagan Dream Rally roars back to life after two-year hiatus
The Okanagan Dream Rally, an event that places young people in the passenger seats of…
iN PHOTOS: Okanagan residents once used tokens to buy bread and milk
It used to be common for Okanagan businesses to add their own coins into circulation.…
Penticton neighbours’ petty dispute over locked gate ends up in court
A petty dispute between two Penticton neighbours over a key to a gate to access…
Monstrous 100-pound melons once grew in the Okanagan, what happened to them?
Colourless, tasteless, 100-pound zucca melons once dotted the landscape of the South Okanagan, the only…