Video Archives
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Victoria business owner calling on the city to help with issues around encampment -
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Abbotsford Police training more officers to detect impaired driving -
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Annual Operation Red Nose launches in B.C. -
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Havoc on Highway 1 as Fraser Valley truck crash closes road in both direction -
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Activists support fouled B.C. trans athlete -
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‘Hopping’ to the top; Abbotsford B.C. rabbit wins big at U.S. competition -
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Archery group quivers in frustration after bow and arrow theft -
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Metro Vancouver officials urge safe celebration ahead of Diwali and Halloween -
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BC Conservative leader calls out candidate over racist comments -
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Body recovered during search for missing Coquitlam man -
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Body of man who went missing during B.C.’s atmospheric river found -
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Flooding frustrates Abbotsford residents -
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Flooding frustrates Abbotsford residents -
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B.C. South Coast braces for atmospheric river -
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Abbotsford parents pleading for change after teen daughter’s overdose -
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Salmon spawning map offers nature lovers glimpse of annual run -
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Chilliwack landslide victims denied help -
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Fire tears through beloved Langley B.C. mexican resturaunt -
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Central Okanagan golf courses facing unusual summer slow down -
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South Okanagan hosts its last Ironman Canada triathlon
Author Archives
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Abbotsford police skill-up to crack down on impaired driversThe training session comes after a weekend in which the department reported an alarming spike in impaired drivers on the road.CrimeNov 15
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29th annual Operation Red Nose campaign launches in B.C.A life-saving program has launched its annual safe ride campaign in B.C., just in time for the holiday season.CanadaNov 14
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B.C. trans athlete says she is done being the target of hate, bigotry"Throughout my entire playing career, I've been outed and attacked by everyone from players to coaches to fans." Athlete Harriet MacKenzie took to social media to tell her story.PerspectivesNov 7
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BC Conservative candidate called Indigenous people ‘savages’ on election nightMarina Sapozhnikov finished a very close second to the NDP candidate in Juan de Fuca-Malahat. however, her comments regarding Indigenous People have caused an uproar.PoliticsOct 27
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Penticton winery suffers significant damage following watermain breakDa Silva Winery has now been forced to close for the foreseeable future, ahead of what is supposed to be one of the busiest weekends of the season.CanadaAug 21
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Okanagan Falls residents call for ‘immediate relief’ to prevent excess runoffWith rain in the forecast, some Okanagan Falls residents say they are in imminent danger as excess runoff could flood their properties again.CanadaAug 15
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Low-income motel residents face uncertain future in Penticton, B.C.The El Rancho Motel in Penticton is home to nearly 100 low-income residents but potential redevelopment has been looming over the property for years.CanadaAug 12
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Calls for safety improvements at Highway 97 intersection in PentictonAn intersection in Penticton, B.C., has become notorious for bad accidents, with the most recent one occurring two weeks ago.TrafficAug 10
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‘Goosebumps’: Water worries continue to plague West Kelowna communityOngoing water issues in West Kelowna have resulted in an advisory for one neighbourhood but even those who live nearby feel on edge.CanadaAug 2
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Province to allow B.C. wineries to import grapes after ‘catastrophic’ winter lossMore relief for BC’s wine industry was announced on Thursday in Penticton following a difficult couple of years.EconomyJul 25
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$7M in funding announced for Okanagan Falls mass timber millMercer Mass Timber will receive $7 million through B.C.’s manufacturing jobs fund.CanadaJul 17
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‘Seconds to get out’: Kelowna man who escaped burning building recounts incidentMicheal Praught and his dog narrowly escaped serious injury while fleeing a burning building in Kelowna last Monday.FireJul 16
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Ministry of Transportation working on resolutions for large encampment near PentictonThe Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure said that several meetings have been held this week involving all agencies.CanadaJul 10
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Large encampment along Highway 97 near Penticton to be clearedThe encampment has been the centre of some concerns and questions, but those living there say they will have nowhere else to go.CanadaJul 10
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Summerland resident raises questions over bottle deposit refundA Summerland resident noticed a two-cent difference in what he was receiving for his bottles.EnvironmentJul 5
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Traffic control zone, closures to be ‘drastically reduced’ at Hwy 97 rockslide siteRepairs to Highway 97 near Summerland are moving into phase two, which means the B.C. crews will be able to reduce the length of the traffic control zone.TrafficJul 4
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Frustration grows over ongoing rockslide work near SummerlandThe Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure told Global News that a project update is expected to be released on Thursday.TrafficJul 3
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Okanagan fruit growers raise concerns over mislabeled stone fruit on local shelvesFruit this year should be in short supply following a difficult growing season, but some fruit stand shelves are full.EnvironmentJul 2
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Licensing requirement changes announced to help B.C. wine industryLand-based wineries that experienced crop failure are exempt from producing the minimum requirement in 2024.CanadaJun 26
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Kelowna city manager earned $100K more than B.C. premier in 2023Kelowna’s city manager made more than $338,000 last year.MoneyJun 25
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Serious vehicle incident in Osoyoos prompts renewed calls for safety upgradesBusinesses in the area fear more people could be injured if changes aren’t made.TrafficJun 24
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Central Okanagan Food Bank responds to West Kelowna hygiene centre proposalThere are no official plans for the facility and a decision on whether or not to move forward with the facility was deferred by council last week.HealthJun 21
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Proposed hygiene centre sparks concern in West KelownaThe proposal is a vacant building off of Churchill Road in the downtown core, which is owned by the food bank.HealthJun 20
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Rural Okanagan-Similkameen garbage costs to more than doubleThe Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen voted on Thursday to move ahead with a 2.3-million-dollar garbage contract with Waste Connections Canada.EconomyJun 14
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Osoyoos firefighters surprise boy who received no birthday party RSVPsJamie Pinko’s son Luthor More handed out several invitations to his friends for his birthday on Saturday, but the family received no RSVPs.LifestyleJun 13
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