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Thanksgiving
Central Okanagan food bank serves record numbers this Thanksgiving
Central Okanagan Food Bank locations served a record number of residents over the Thanksgiving season,…
We asked, you answered: Eat turkey without having to cook this Thanksgiving
You don’t need to be part of a large gathering to enjoy the classic taste…
Kelowna homeless shelter remains focused on need for winter shelter amid Thanksgiving celebrations
With an emergency shelter not opening as temperatures drop this year, the executive director of…
Favourite Thanksgiving Day side dishes, desserts ranked by province
Canadians have different tastes when it comes to their favourite Thanksgiving Day dishes and desserts.…
Animal activists target Kelowna turkey farm
Animal activists gathered outside a Kelowna industrial turkey farm and slaughterhouse slated to open in…
B.C. SPCA has tips to keep your pets safe this Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is a time to gather with our loved ones, and that includes our furry,…
Kelowna’s Gospel Mission prepares for 40th annual Thanksgiving dinner
KELOWNA – This year marks the 40th annual Thanksgiving dinner served at Kelowna's Gospel Mission.…
iN PHOTOS: Thanksgiving long weekend
THOMPSON OKANAGAN – It is Thanksgiving day and people are enjoying their holiday. This holiday…
Kelowna’s Gospel Mission ready for Thanksgiving dinner
KELOWNA – Kelowna’s Gospel Mission is helping the community this Thanksgiving by providing dinner to…
One way to give back in Kamloops this Thanksgiving weekend
KAMLOOPS – If you're looking to give back over this Thanksgiving long weekend, a Kamloops…
How to avoid salmonella poisoning during the Thanksgiving feast
THOMPSON-OKANAGAN - It's that time of year when families gather to share a turkey feast so here's some tips to make sure festivities remain salmonella-free. To avoid symptoms of food poisoning such as stomach cramps, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and fever there are four basic steps to follow. 1. When preparing any food, wash your hands...
Kamloops New Life Mission expects busy winter, extends opening hours
KAMLOOPS - Since the season changed, so have the temperatures, but for the New Life Mission in Kamloops it’s still business as usual. Stan Dueck, the centre’s executive director says the effort to help out the homeless has increased since the centre’s hours were extended to 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., seven days a week....