Prince George sweeps Fred Page Cup championship in four games
Penticton mass shooting neighbourhood saw dozens of bylaw complaint calls: ex-city officials
Students step from classroom into Kelowna fire hall
Mayor says BC Hydro giving West Kelowna the run-around
Majority of Kelowna residents feel safe in their city: municipal poll
‘A heart of gold’: Victims of Penticton, B.C. shooting spree remembered
Defence targets police ‘mistake’ in day 2 of Oak Bay father’s murder trial
By Rumina Daya Reporter
Crown alleges that Andrew Berry killed his two young daughters at Christmas, 2017. Continue reading
Junior hockey: Spruce Kings on cusp of sweeping Vipers for Cup
Kelowna Rockets defenceman to play in U18 world championship. Continue reading
North Korea wants Mike Pompeo out of nuclear talks, wants someone more ‘mature’: state media
North Korea said on Thursday it no longer wanted to deal with U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and said he should be replaced in talks by someone more mature, hours after it announced its first weapons test since nuclear talks broke down. Continue reading
B.C. buckles up for fractious relationship with new Alberta government
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
British Columbia is bracing for a contentious relationship between the NDP government and the newly elected United Conservative Party government in Alberta. Continue reading
Orca sighting in Vancouver inner harbour shows health of transient killer whale population: researcher
By Simon Little Online Journalist
While B.C.’s southern resident killer whales teeter on the edge of extinction, a smorgasbord of seals has been good news for their orca cousins. Continue reading
Refugee claimant, in Canada since 2015, complicit in ISIS crimes against humanity, tribunal says
A Lebanese mechanic now living in Canada has been found complicit in crimes against humanity for repairing military vehicles for ISIS. Continue reading
Kelowna Fringe Festival to bring theatre artists from across Canada, world
By Kimberly Davidson Anchor/Reporter
The Kelowna Fringe Festiva, organized by the Arts Council of the Central Okanagan, will be held from Sept. 19-21. Continue reading
Kelowna’s Kelsey Serwa skis to gold at Sunshine Resort
By Kimberly Davidson Anchor/Reporter
Kelowna ski cross athlete Kelsey Serwa won the gold medal at the 2019 Canadian Ski Cross Championship at Sunshine Resort on April 14. Continue reading
Live coverage: Redacted Mueller report expected to be released
The long awaited Mueller report — or at least a redacted version of it — is expected to be released Thursday. Continue reading
UPDATE: Traffic along Highway 97 in Peachland back to normal
DriveBC reporting single-lane, alternating traffic along highway. Continue reading
Air Canada flight cancellations could impact business at Penticton airport
By Kimberly Davidson Anchor/Reporter
Air Canada announced changes to Penticton routes starting May 1. Continue reading
Iran’s president says Revolutionary Guards don’t threaten any regional countries
Iran President Hassan Rouhani: “I want to tell the regional countries that the armed forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran are not against you and your national interests.” Continue reading
‘A big draw for teens’: Vancouver police want you to talk to your kids about 4/20
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Police also say they will maintain a “visible” presence at the event, and will be watching for pot sales to minors. Continue reading
Kelowna RCMP seeking driver of truck that sideswiped bus
Police say incident happened Wednesday afternoon in Rutland. Continue reading
Taiwan earthquake with magnitude of 6.1 strikes coastal city of Hualien
The earthquake shook buildings in Taipei. Continue reading
Taiwan earthquake with magnitude of 6.1 strikes coastal city of Hualien
The earthquake shook buildings in Taipei. Continue reading
A U.K. cave diver helped rescue 12 boys in Thailand — he was just rescued from another cave
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
One of Josh Bratchley’s rescuers said people are mostly panicking when they’re rescued. Not the man who helped rescue the Thai boys from their cave. Continue reading
Penticton mass shooting neighbourhood saw dozens of bylaw complaint calls: ex-city officials
Complaints included woodburning smoke, landscaping and on-site drainage related matters and a home business operating without a licence. Continue reading
Live Alberta election results: Riding-by-riding vote map
Live, real-time results across Alberta the moment the polls close at 8 p.m. Continue reading
Florida man who threw daughter off bridge sentenced to life in prison
No one disputed that Jonchuck, now 29, dropped his daughter Phoebe 62 feet (18 metres) into Tampa Bay in January 2015 and that he had a long history of mental problems. Continue reading
Prince George sweeps Fred Page Cup championship in four games
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
More than 2,200 Vipers fans went home disappointed, but proud of their team for making it to the finals. Continue reading
More than 300 gather for vigil in Penticton to remember shooting victims
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
“We are a community where these things should never happen and it’s never happened before,” Penticton mayor John Vassilaki said. Continue reading
Defence targets police ‘mistake’ in day 2 of Oak Bay father’s murder trial
By Rumina Daya Reporter
Crown alleges that Andrew Berry killed his two young daughters at Christmas, 2017. Continue reading
Junior hockey: Spruce Kings on cusp of sweeping Vipers for Cup
Kelowna Rockets defenceman to play in U18 world championship. Continue reading
Students step from classroom into Kelowna fire hall
Kelowna Fire Department hosts mini boot camp for high school students. Continue reading
Mayor says BC Hydro giving West Kelowna the run-around
By Kelly Hayes Video Journalist
The original estimate to build a secondary power line for West Kelowna was $100 million. The mayor says that estimate has since doubled. Continue reading
Penticton mass shooting neighbourhood saw dozens of bylaw complaint calls: ex-city officials
Complaints included woodburning smoke, landscaping and on-site drainage related matters and a home business operating without a licence. Continue reading
B.C. buckles up for fractious relationship with new Alberta government
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
British Columbia is bracing for a contentious relationship between the NDP government and the newly elected United Conservative Party government in Alberta. Continue reading
Orca sighting in Vancouver inner harbour shows health of transient killer whale population: researcher
By Simon Little Online Journalist
While B.C.’s southern resident killer whales teeter on the edge of extinction, a smorgasbord of seals has been good news for their orca cousins. Continue reading
Majority of Kelowna residents feel safe in their city: municipal poll
Poll divided city into four regions; answers varied where respondents lived. Continue reading
Kelowna Fringe Festival to bring theatre artists from across Canada, world
By Kimberly Davidson Anchor/Reporter
The Kelowna Fringe Festiva, organized by the Arts Council of the Central Okanagan, will be held from Sept. 19-21. Continue reading
Kelowna’s Kelsey Serwa skis to gold at Sunshine Resort
By Kimberly Davidson Anchor/Reporter
Kelowna ski cross athlete Kelsey Serwa won the gold medal at the 2019 Canadian Ski Cross Championship at Sunshine Resort on April 14. Continue reading
UPDATE: Traffic along Highway 97 in Peachland back to normal
DriveBC reporting single-lane, alternating traffic along highway. Continue reading
Air Canada flight cancellations could impact business at Penticton airport
By Kimberly Davidson Anchor/Reporter
Air Canada announced changes to Penticton routes starting May 1. Continue reading
‘A big draw for teens’: Vancouver police want you to talk to your kids about 4/20
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Police also say they will maintain a “visible” presence at the event, and will be watching for pot sales to minors. Continue reading
Kelowna RCMP seeking driver of truck that sideswiped bus
Police say incident happened Wednesday afternoon in Rutland. Continue reading
“I love how it brings people together’: Unique barn quilt trail showcases North Okanagan Shushwap area
By Shay Galor Community Video Journalist
The North Okanagan Shushwap Barn Quilt Trail is celebrating three years of promoting local cultural pride with about 30 barn quilt locations to explore to date and more in the works. Continue reading
‘We’re still in a crisis’: No silver bullet solution to B.C.’s opioid epidemic 3 years into public health emergency
By Kristen Robinson Reporter / Producer
The B.C. public health emergency declared by Dr. Perry Kendall on Apr. 14, 2016 over the soaring number of drug overdose deaths, still persists today. Continue reading
Metro Vancouver gas prices set another record, but analyst says it’s not Alberta’s fault
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The most recent jump was to $1.719 at Fraser Highway and 152nd Street in Surrey. Continue reading
Vipers lose Game 3 to Spruce Kings in OT
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
The stage is set for a do-or-die game on Wednesday in Vernon. Continue reading
B.C. wildfire map includes three ‘person caused’ blazes
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
The B.C. Wildfire Service active wildfire map has three new fires this week, all of them caused by human activity. Continue reading
West Kelowna man located safe and sound
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
The disappearance is said to be out of character for the 34-year-old man. Continue reading
Slow going in battle to rein in Surrey’s controversial peacock population
By Aaron McArthur Reporter/Anchor
It’s believed there are between 25 and 30 birds still on the loose. Continue reading
Firefighters latest to raise concerns about upcoming Vancouver 4/20 event
By Tanya Beja Reporter
“We don’t have any idea how large the crowd could be. There’s no limits on the size of the crowd, there’s no designated exit areas,” said Vancouver firefighters. Continue reading
New measles case detected, with possible exposures in Coquitlam, Burnaby, YVR
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The infected person was on a Vancouver-bound plane from Tokyo, followed by several public places in Coquitlam and Burnaby. Continue reading
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