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There’s a new gold rush on the way in the Cariboo
Recent drilling results on a mining venture in the historic Barkerville area is feeding optimism…
Police in Vancouver and Fraser health authorities given extra power to enforce health violations
The province is taking steps to show it means business when it comes to enforcing…
Heavy snow expected on Interior highways today
Be prepared for some tough winter driving conditions on Interior highways today. Environment Canada has…
Work to remove construction waste pile on Penticton Indian Band resumes
The task of removing a huge pile of demolition waste from locatee land on the…
South Okanagan should escape snow expected for Kamloops, Kelowna and Vernon
Residents of Kamloops and parts of the Okanagan should prepare for potential snow on the…
Retired Penticton RCMP sergeant and author receives thanks from the Queen
A former RCMP sergeant has received acknowledgement from the Queen following publication of her most…
Kaleden resident gets up close and personal with bobcat
Kieran MacIntosh was on his Kaleden property around 9:30 a.m. on Nov. 5, doing some…
Remembrance Day weather in Okanagan, Kamloops could be best of the week
The weather for Remembrance Day tomorrow in Kamloops and the Okanagan is looking pretty good…
Penticton child porn ‘hoarder’ sentenced to 18 months
A Penticton man with an extensive child porn collection was sentenced today to 18 months…
Driver killed in single-vehicle crash near Cawston
A 40-year-old woman died on Friday when the car she was driving crashed into a…
Okanagan river channel expansion may be key to preventing more Okanagan Lake floods
Highly variable annual high water levels on Okanagan Lake over the past few years has…
Cooler weekend ahead with rain or snow possible for Remembrance Day
As the weekend approaches, it may be time to get the winter jackets out as…
Fewer listings fail to slow South Okanagan real estate market
Even with the approach of winter, there are few signs of a slowdown in the…
Here’s why Kamloops and Okanagan sunrises and sunsets are often so spectacular
The Thompson and Okanagan valleys are made for beautiful sunrise and sunset skies. Environment Canada…
Overdose alert issued for Penticton and South Okanagan
Interior Health has issued an overdose alert today, Nov. 4, for Penticton and the South…
Shooting a deer in Osoyoos proves costly for two Lower Mainland men
Two hunters from the Lower Mainland paid for their carelessness to the tune of $4,500…
Job growth slowing in Thompson-Okanagan with the end of tourist season
Local support of business and workers will be critical to the recovery from this year’s…
Sentencing hearing adjourned in Penticton Indian Band fraud case
A Penticton Indian Band member facing sentencing on charges of forgery, falsifying documents and fraud…
iN PHOTOS: Amazing sunrise inspires local photographers
Many Okanagan residents woke up to a stunning blaze of colours as the sun rose…
Penticton pharmacist fined, suspended for significant professional misconduct
A Penticton pharmacist has been suspended and will pay a hefty fine following a complaint…
Summerland sanctuary seeking critter companions
A Summerland animal sanctuary is looking for volunteers to provide some human contact to the…
Single weekend of wild weather made October colder and wetter than normal
A couple of wild weather days in October was all it took to make an…
Penticton is trying to make public washrooms ‘bullet-proof’
Penticton City Council will consider a number of ways to ‘bullet-proof’ the city’s public washroom…
Penticton online thrift store offers aid to fire victims
Penticton businessman Jeremy Evans is looking for ways to help displaced residents of Clarence House…