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Rob Munro
West Kelowna’s nutty roots are unique to the Okanagan, and due to the Gellatly family
West Kelowna's nutty history can be traced back more than 100 years, to when the…
Kelowna restaurant adds temperature checks to the menu
While most restaurants that re-opened after the forced COVID-19 lockdown are practicing safe distancing and…
COVID-19 has changed the way Okanagan social workers help people in distress
The COVID-19 lockdown is making it harder for people suffering from some forms of abuse…
Nearly extinct burrowing owls near Kamloops have a new threat — photographers
There’s way more photographers in the Interior than there are burrowing owls and that’s a…
What a restrictive covenant is and what it does
When it comes to land development in B.C. most people have heard about things like…
For 2nd day, fewer than 10 COVID-19 cases reported in B.C.
There were no new COVID-19 cases detected in the Interior Health region in the last…
Problems with Lake Country’s Airport Inn have moved across town
Even though Lake Country’s notorious Airport Inn was boarded up last fall, some of its…
Crime in Kelowna dropped during COVID-19
While this year started off with a higher rate of crime in Kelowna than in…
Dr. Henry sticking to school plans despite case of COVID-19 in Lower Mainland school
While there were only eight new cases of COVID-19 in B.C. in the last 24…
One new COVID-19 case in Interior Health region
One new case of COVID-19 has been reported in the Interior Health region in the…
Deadly street drug combination threatening lives in B.C.
As drug overdose deaths continue to rise in B.C., the Northern Health region has put…
Kelowna’s Enterprise Way: Rabbit-free since 2008
When rabbits started running wild along the streets of Kelowna more than a decade ago,…
RCMP vehicle vandalized in Nakusp; police need help identifying suspect
Video surveillance captured images of a man wearing a hoodie vandalizing a number of vehicles…
No new COVID-19 cases reported in Interior Health region doesn’t mean people can let their guard down just yet
Two COVID-19 outbreaks in Lower Mainland health-care facilities show that the pandemic is still potent…
Premier Horgan hoping to open province to visitors from outside B.C. next week
Premier John Horgan will wait until provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry’s modelling update next…
Baby otter rescued on Vancouver Island after mother hit by car
A month-old baby river otter was rescued after her mother was struck by a car…
Big White is anticipating travel and tourism will open before the weekend
The man in charge of Big White Ski Resort told Kelowna Chamber of Commerce members…
Okanagan fruit growers need locals to help bring in the harvest
The good news for Okanagan fruit growers struggling to find labour, is the cherry crop…
Kelowna student wins $100,000 scholarship
James Ropotar won’t have to worry about tuition or how to pay the rent when…
City council pushing for return to bicycle rentals in Kelowna as it considers e-scooter ban
Following a long and sometimes confusing debate yesterday, Kelowna city councillors called on staff to…
Kamloops, Okanagan cities losing millions while casinos remain closed due to COVID-19
Kamloops and three Okanagan cities have lost millions of dollars in revenues because casinos were…
Penticton is lowest in taxes among Thompson-Okanagan cities for a ‘representative’ homeowner
Depending on where you live in the Thompson and Okanagan regions, your property taxes can…
An Okanagan connecting bike trail will come with hefty price tag
Key connections in the 250 kilometre Trail of the Okanagans from Sicamous to Osoyoos through…
Interior Health’s string of 14 consecutive days without a new COVID-19 case has ended
After going 14 straight days with no new COVID-19 cases and having only one case…