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iN PHOTOS: Local nature photographer captures bighorn sheep
Barry Scully has been capturing photos of the Vaseux Lake bighorn sheep population this fall,…
Aroma-boosting winemaking gadget designed in Okanagan sold around the world
A Naramata inventor’s product is turning heads in the U.S. Dr. Dick Jones has found…
Hiking is cooler in the fall for anyone in Kamloops and the Okanagan
Cool autumn temperatures hit the sweet spot for hiking in Kamloops and the Okanagan. For…
One last day to walk the wooden boardwalk at Osoyoos Desert Centre
The boardwalk at the Osoyoos Desert Centre won’t be wooden for much longer. “If you’ve…
Effects of extremely hot summer in B.C. linger on Coquihalla Highway
Parts of the Coquihalla Highway are beginning to look like a lazy person’s couch. “This…
B.C. Conservation Officers cracking the whip on bad behaviour in the bush this weekend
It’s the first long weekend of hunting season and following the rules in the bush…
No new pot shops in Okanagan Falls because ‘everybody wants to try it’
Until the dangers of marijuana are explored further, regional politicians don't want to see any…
Stink bugs are in abundance in the Okanagan this fall
Some Okanagan gardeners have been noticing more stink bugs around their homes this year. They…
Perfect viewing conditions in Okanagan, Kamloops for Draconids meteor shower
Draconids meteor shower peaks tonight and conditions in the Okanagan and Kamloops are ideal for…
Penticton unveils ‘dream’ for city’s north entrance
Motorists travelling south on Highway 97 from Kelowna will soon notice a much more inviting…
Penticton Mayor wants more cops, bylaw officers to deal with crime
Penticton's mayor is requesting funding for three more cops, four additional bylaw officers and two…
UPDATE: Missing couple found dead after ATV rollover near Summerland
A missing couple who were last seen at a campsite near Princeton-Summerland Road has been…
Osoyoos Chief salutes credit union for way staff spent day off on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Prospera Credit Unions in the Okanagan were closed for the first National Day for Truth…
RCMP says death in Penticton ‘not suspicious’ after body found
The B.C. RCMP says the death of a person whose body was discovered this morning…
Penticton RCMP searching for missing couple last seen on ATV in the backcountry
The Penticton RCMP is looking for a couple that was last seen travelling the backcountry…
Whistler woman’s buffet for bears results in $60,000 fine
A Whistler woman is facing $60,000 in fines for feeding bears on her property in…