Parents came prepared with camping chairs, sleeping bags, tents and portable campfires, forming a line that stretched around the building. Continue reading →

Last week, a notice of civil claim was filed in B.C. Supreme Court for a potential class-action lawsuit by Canadian Hockey League players against the CHL, WHL and Hockey Canada. Continue reading →

More than a decade after his WHL career ended, James McEwan alleges he is suffering from a host of symptoms connected to hits to the head. Continue reading →

No one was at the homeless camp when firefighters arrived and there are no reported injuries. Continue reading →

Kelowna has yet to win a match-up in 2019. Continue reading →

In response, both the local RCMP and Enderby’s mayor said police are adequately staffed in the community. Continue reading →

“One of the key factors in this whole program is to try to improve the environment,” the regional district area director said. Continue reading →

Police say they are planning road checks at “strategic locations” Monday night. Continue reading →

Line-ups for fuel formed at the Petro Canada gas station in Penticton, where the price was set at 99.9 cents. Continue reading →

Here is a roundup of some of the free public events happening around the valley. Continue reading →

After round-robin play at the Vernon Curling Club, both Okanagan teams are headed to the semifinals — but face stiff competition. Continue reading →

Interior Health said the Vavenby Community Water System, which serves over 100 connections, is under a Do Not Use order. Continue reading →

With Saturday night’s win, the Rockets split a two-game home-and-home series with the Blazers. Continue reading →

Imant Raminsh is among 103 Canadians set to be appointed to the Order of Canada. Continue reading →

“Our main focus is that no one is alone for Christmas,” said organizing committee member Jae McDermott. Continue reading →