Elderly woman dies in pedestrian accident in West Kelowna
Junior hockey: Rockets fall to Hitmen, Chiefs paste Coyotes
Kelowna Flying Club to celebrate 115 years of flight on Sunday
First ever Okanagan Christmas Fest underway
ICBC seeks 6.3 per cent rate increase
Sentencing underway for West Kelowna man who shot roommate
Whistler Blackcomb resort unveils long-awaited gondola after weeks of delays
The 10-person gondola is the final piece of a multi-million dollar project meant to improve lift capacity at the resort. Continue reading
More high winds for Vancouver Island, Haida Gwaii as B.C. storm continues
The wind was particularly strong in Haida Gwaii, where gusts exceeded 100 kilometres per hour in some areas. Continue reading
‘Saturday Night Live’ imagines a world where Trump never was president
Everybody appears to be a lot happier. Continue reading
$1.1-billion Washington state plan to save orcas includes partial whale-watching ban
“We are undertaking a herculean effort to save these iconic creatures,” said Washington Governor Jay Inslee. Continue reading
‘An early birthday present’: Supporters of Vancouver skateboarder celebrate hit-and-run charges
By Simon Little Online Journalist
“It was just a big relief because I’ve been waiting for this for a long time. There’s been a lot of anger and sadness around this.” Continue reading
Nicaragua journalists beaten by police as crackdown on press escalates
Nicaraguan police on Saturday beat at least seven journalists with batons, including one of the country’s best known editors, in the aftermath of protests against President Daniel Ortega. Continue reading
Nearly 4 in 10 in Metro Vancouver see real estate industry as ‘extremely corrupt’
By Simon Little Online Journalist
A new survey has found that 37 per cent of people in Greater Vancouver believe the real estate sector to be “extremely corrupt.” Continue reading
Oil and gas industry drops out of Whistler investor conference over mayor’s climate change letter
CIBC confirmed it had scrapped the oil and gas portion of its annual investor conference in January after multiple companies dropped out. Continue reading
Strasbourg Christmas market shooter supported ISIS, father says
Four people died and a dozen were wounded in the Tuesday night attack at France’s largest Christmas market. Continue reading
Big White Ski Resort opens new quad chair
New chairlift at popular Okanagan resort cost $4 million.HL: Big White Ski Resort opens new quad chair Continue reading
‘Our hearts are broken’: Veteran Kamloops broadcaster mourned
Iacobucci was hired by Radio NL in 1979, and spent almost 40 years chasing stories and breaking news. Continue reading
Yellow vest protesters come out across Canada in support of French movement
Protesters came out in cities across Canada to promote freedom of speech and voice their opposition to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, the U.N. migration pact and the federal carbon tax. Continue reading
Kelowna Airport expecting more than 100,000 passengers over next three weeks
By Klaudia Van Emmerik Anchor/Reporter
Despite the crowds, airport officials are reminding passengers there are steps they can take to ensure all goes as smooth as possible. Continue reading
Strong winds expected to blow through B.C.’s Southern Interior Friday evening and overnight
Winds could reach up to 90 km/h, but are expected to diminish by Saturday morning. Continue reading
Family of migrant girl disputes U.S. Border Patrol’s story of her death
U.S. Border Patrol officials said 7-year-old Jakelin Caal had not had food and water in days, but her family disputes this. Continue reading
North America’s biggest diamond, nearly 5.5 cm long, found in Northwest Territories
The diamond was found in October a mine located south of the Arctic Circle. Continue reading
Yellow vest protesters come out across Canada in support of French movement
Protesters came out in cities across Canada to promote freedom of speech and voice their opposition to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, the U.N. migration pact and the federal carbon tax. Continue reading
Marriott hack: What we know about China’s alleged involvement, and what it could mean
U.S. official said Marriott hackers are suspected to have worked with the Chinese Ministry of State Security. Continue reading
‘Saturday Night Live’ imagines a world where Trump never was president
Everybody appears to be a lot happier. Continue reading
Trump’s new chief of staff is a Tea Party man who lobbied for a job ‘no one wanted,’ reports say
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
Trump: “There were MANY people who wanted to be the White House chief of staff.” Reports have suggested otherwise. Continue reading
Whistler Blackcomb resort unveils long-awaited gondola after weeks of delays
The 10-person gondola is the final piece of a multi-million dollar project meant to improve lift capacity at the resort. Continue reading
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Yellow vest movement in France finds support in Okanagan
Protestors denounced Justin Trudeau, the carbon tax, and the UN migration pact. Continue reading
More high winds for Vancouver Island, Haida Gwaii as B.C. storm continues
The wind was particularly strong in Haida Gwaii, where gusts exceeded 100 kilometres per hour in some areas. Continue reading
Elderly woman dies in pedestrian accident in West Kelowna
An elderly woman has died after being hit by a pickup truck in West Kelowna Saturday morning. Continue reading
Kelowna Flying Club to celebrate 115 years of flight on Sunday
Group of pilots to fly from Kelowna to Penticton, Vernon, then back. Continue reading
Junior hockey: Rockets fall to Hitmen, Chiefs paste Coyotes
Vees defeat Smokies in shootout; Vipers fall to Capitals. Continue reading
First ever Okanagan Christmas Fest underway
By Kimberly Davidson Anchor/Reporter
The inaugural Okanagan Christmas Fest is a European inspired market filled with lights and decroations, where vendors offer up Christmas treats and drinks. Continue reading
$1.1-billion Washington state plan to save orcas includes partial whale-watching ban
“We are undertaking a herculean effort to save these iconic creatures,” said Washington Governor Jay Inslee. Continue reading
‘An early birthday present’: Supporters of Vancouver skateboarder celebrate hit-and-run charges
By Simon Little Online Journalist
“It was just a big relief because I’ve been waiting for this for a long time. There’s been a lot of anger and sadness around this.” Continue reading
Nearly 4 in 10 in Metro Vancouver see real estate industry as ‘extremely corrupt’
By Simon Little Online Journalist
A new survey has found that 37 per cent of people in Greater Vancouver believe the real estate sector to be “extremely corrupt.” Continue reading
Oil and gas industry drops out of Whistler investor conference over mayor’s climate change letter
CIBC confirmed it had scrapped the oil and gas portion of its annual investor conference in January after multiple companies dropped out. Continue reading
Big White Ski Resort opens new quad chair
New chairlift at popular Okanagan resort cost $4 million.HL: Big White Ski Resort opens new quad chair Continue reading
‘Our hearts are broken’: Veteran Kamloops broadcaster mourned
Iacobucci was hired by Radio NL in 1979, and spent almost 40 years chasing stories and breaking news. Continue reading
Kelowna Airport expecting more than 100,000 passengers over next three weeks
By Klaudia Van Emmerik Anchor/Reporter
Despite the crowds, airport officials are reminding passengers there are steps they can take to ensure all goes as smooth as possible. Continue reading
Strong winds expected to blow through B.C.’s Southern Interior Friday evening and overnight
Winds could reach up to 90 km/h, but are expected to diminish by Saturday morning. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: National debate on carbon tax makes allies of Horgan, Trudeau
By Keith Baldrey Legislative Bureau Chief
With several provinces mounting a challenge to the Liberals’ carbon tax plan, B.C.’s premier has become a key ally to the prime minister. Continue reading
Rockets’ road trip continues with Friday tilt against Calgary
Four-game Central Division road trip ends Saturday in Medicine Hat. Continue reading
Sentencing underway for West Kelowna man who shot roommate
By Jules Knox Reporter/Anchor
Charles Maskell was originally accused of attempted murder but has now pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of assault causing bodily harm, among others. Continue reading
Fentanyl, two handguns, money seized in Vernon drug bust
Arrest in car leads to search of home; two men facing drug-related charges. Continue reading
Kelowna RCMP hoping to reunite lost photo album, slides with family
Several boxes of slides, photo album found discarded by security officers on patrol. Continue reading
Vernon also site of grab-and-dash electronics theft this week
London Drugs in Vernon was robbed of two laptop computers on Tuesday night. Continue reading
Homeless in the snow? Long-time Whistler resident fears losing his trailer
“They’re putting us on the streets. That’s what’s happening.” Continue reading
B.C. admits ‘vicarious liability’ for ‘fraud’ committed by Kelowna social worker
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
There’s a mixture of admission, deflection and denial in a response to a civil claim that the B.C. Ministry of Children and Family Development filed on Thursday. Continue reading
Highway 33 open after jackknifed semi blocks road south of Kelowna
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
Highway 33 was closed for about two hours following an incident with a transport on Thursday night. Continue reading
Last minute heroics not enough as Canucks fall 4-3 to Nashville in OT
The shorthanded Canucks tied the game up with just 43 seconds left in the third, but couldn’t follow through in the extra frame. Continue reading
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