“Not in the valley bottom proper but right on the edge, right where the trees end and grass starts, there are [grizzly] bears right there,” UBC Okanagan wildlife scientist Clayton Lamb said. Continue reading →

Jacob Rubuliak rode into the Canadian cycling record books after recently riding up and down Knox Mountain 38.5 times – the equivalent of Mount Everest’s elevation. Continue reading →

“Nationally, 124 of our 1,381 branches across the country, so almost one in 10, are facing imminent closure.” Continue reading →

Along with early season frost, substantial rainfall can be a cherry grower’s worst enemy. Continue reading →

Mayor Colin Basran said the video demonstrates how Kelowna RCMP mental health wellness checks are performed need to change. Continue reading →

An association spokesperson said an early release of its ride-sharing plans caused a problematic ripple, and that they had no comment at this time. Continue reading →

The film chronicles the former Okanagan resident and his obsession with Rattlesnake Island in Okanagan Lake. Continue reading →

“I think its too large: the variance requests and specifically the parkade with the extra parking,” area resident Penny Pearson said. Continue reading →

The goal of the campaign is to help provide food for zoos and aquariums during the coronavirus pandemic. Continue reading →

Al Hale’s military collection features 25 vehicles, with most coming from the U.K. Continue reading →

“Until such time as there is a vaccine people can’t for see a return to sport as we know it,” said Can West President Clint Hamilton. Continue reading →

“Soon as I get it I’m going to transfer the photos,” Brianna Irawan said about the return of her lost camera. Continue reading →

“If you can get the information off it and the still pictures back to the owners that would be awesome,” Calvin Van Buskirk said of the camera he found in Mill Creek. Continue reading →

‘When the Ellis Street supportive housing site opens this fall, the recreation avenue overnight sheltering will close,” city public safety director Darren Caul said. Continue reading →

“We need immediate help finding ways to partially open with health and safety at the forefront or we will be forced into bankruptcy,” said OK Corral managing owner Andy Bowie. Continue reading →