Okanagan forecast
Kelowna neighbours water dispute under investigation
Kelowna store and customer robbed at knife-point Sunday
Starling Control Program works to manage invasive birds for Okanagan farmers
Kelowna murder victim identified
Police say boater fortunate to survive after falling into Okanagan Lake
Kelowna Rockets lose another
End of the road for Okanagan Sun
RCMP enter 7th-floor Kelowna hotel room, find man’s body on the grounds below
UPDATE: RCMP locate man thought to have drowned in Okanagan lake
Vernon targeted shooting may be connected to car fire
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Reporter
Police said the house was hit by numerous bullets and two vehicles reportedly drove away right after the shooting. Continue reading
Decision on ride-sharing delayed, BC NDP hires expert to review options
The B.C. government has hired an industry expert to consult and create a “made-in-B.C.” solution to ride-sharing which he’s not expected to finish until early 2018. Continue reading
North Korea on edge and warns ‘war may break out at any moment’
North Korea’s deputy U.N. ambassador warned Monday that the situation on the Korean peninsula “has reached the touch-and-go point and a nuclear war may break out any moment.” Continue reading
New small business tax changes miss the mark: B.C. business group
“The small business tax was never the issue,” says the president of the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade. Continue reading
BC NDP says crackdown on scalper bots is in the works
B.C.’s NDP government says it’s weighing its options to crack down on computer programs that snap up concert tickets in seconds, only to resell them at higher prices. Continue reading
U.S. asks Canada to end dairy, poultry trade barriers, even as it puts up its own
The United States has lit the fuse on one of Canada’s most politically explosive trade issues Continue reading
WATCH: Fishing group has a close encounter with large pod of orcas
By Amy Judd Online News Producer
A fishing group had a close encounter with a pod of orcas and they are now sharing the video with Global News. Continue reading
Behind the microphone with David Duchovny
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
You know him best from his on-screen roles in The X-Files and Californication, but David Duchovny took to a Vancouver stage in another role this weekend: Singer-songwriter. Continue reading
Bombardier sells majority stake in CSeries program to European Airbus
European aircraft giant Airbus Group is buying a majority stake in Bombardier’s CSeries program. Continue reading
Rainfall warning issued for parts of B.C.
By Amy Judd Online News Producer
Environment Canada says a frontal system over central B.C. will move south today and into Tuesday. Continue reading
BC Liberal leadership race: candidates spar during first debate
All candidates, except Terrace business woman Lucy Sager, were present at the Surrey debate. Continue reading
Donald Trump’s campaign subpoenaed for sex assault records in Summer Zervos suit
It isn’t clear yet whether the case will advance far enough that the Trump campaign will be required to actually turn over those records. Continue reading
Recipe: Blackened steelhead trout with braised kale, barley risotto and bay scallop beurre blanc
A recipe from Chef Erik Heck of WildTale Coastal Grill as part of Taste of Yaletown. Continue reading
UPDATE: RCMP locate man thought to have drowned in Okanagan lake
Vernon Search & Rescue confirms it is on scene at a possible drowning in Okanagan Lake near the 9600 block of Eastside Road in Vernon. Continue reading
Sears extended warranty: What Canadians should know
Company advising customers to get in touch via email. Continue reading
‘Trailer Park Boys’ actor John Dunsworth has died at the age of 71
Actor John F. Dunsworth, best known for his portrayal of Jim Lahey in the comedy series Trailer Park Boys, has died at the age of 71. Continue reading
Why STI rates are steadily going up in Canada
Chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis have all seen a dramatic rise in the last decade. We talk to experts to find out why. Continue reading
Sears Canada won’t honour warranties after Oct. 18; liquidation to start Oct. 19
The status of the retailer’s appliance repair service is also in doubt. Continue reading
The women who’ve accused Harvey Weinstein of sexual harassment and assault
So far, there are at least 34 women who have accused former producer Harvey Weinstein of sexual harassment or assault. Continue reading
Liberals to trim small business tax rate to 9% by 2019
PM Justin Trudeau promised to make further changes to the Liberal tax reform plan that triggered angry backlash from entrepreneurs. Continue reading
Vernon targeted shooting may be connected to car fire
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Reporter
Police said the house was hit by numerous bullets and two vehicles reportedly drove away right after the shooting. Continue reading
Okanagan forecast
Tuesday’s daytime high range: 8 to 15C Continue reading
Kelowna neighbours water dispute under investigation
By Kimberly Davidson Anchor/Reporter
A water dispute between Kelowna neighbours now involves the City of Kelowna and the province. Continue reading
Cops criticize RCMP for how it handles members with PTSD
By Kelly Hayes Video Journalist
There were nearly 250 new disability claims filed within the RCMP last year, according to the force’s figures — nearly half of them were for mental health issues. Continue reading
Starling Control Program works to manage invasive birds for Okanagan farmers
By Shelby Thom South Okanagan Reporter
European starlings are an invasive species that feast on Okanagan fruit crops and threaten the livelihoods of local farmers, while reducing native bird populations. Continue reading
Decision on ride-sharing delayed, BC NDP hires expert to review options
The B.C. government has hired an industry expert to consult and create a “made-in-B.C.” solution to ride-sharing which he’s not expected to finish until early 2018. Continue reading
New small business tax changes miss the mark: B.C. business group
“The small business tax was never the issue,” says the president of the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade. Continue reading
BC NDP says crackdown on scalper bots is in the works
B.C.’s NDP government says it’s weighing its options to crack down on computer programs that snap up concert tickets in seconds, only to resell them at higher prices. Continue reading
Police say boater fortunate to survive after falling into Okanagan Lake
By Blaine Gaffney Reporter
Police say the 35-year-old fell off the boat in rough waters and it kept going. Continue reading
WATCH: Fishing group has a close encounter with large pod of orcas
By Amy Judd Online News Producer
A fishing group had a close encounter with a pod of orcas and they are now sharing the video with Global News. Continue reading
Kelowna store and customer robbed at knife-point Sunday
By Blaine Gaffney Reporter
The robber demanded money from the till and forced a customer to hand over her purse. Continue reading
Behind the microphone with David Duchovny
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
You know him best from his on-screen roles in The X-Files and Californication, but David Duchovny took to a Vancouver stage in another role this weekend: Singer-songwriter. Continue reading
Rainfall warning issued for parts of B.C.
By Amy Judd Online News Producer
Environment Canada says a frontal system over central B.C. will move south today and into Tuesday. Continue reading
BC Liberal leadership race: candidates spar during first debate
All candidates, except Terrace business woman Lucy Sager, were present at the Surrey debate. Continue reading
RCMP enter 7th-floor Kelowna hotel room, find man’s body on the grounds below
By Jesse Ferreras National Online Journalist
He was being sought under the Mental Health Act. Continue reading
Recipe: Blackened steelhead trout with braised kale, barley risotto and bay scallop beurre blanc
A recipe from Chef Erik Heck of WildTale Coastal Grill as part of Taste of Yaletown. Continue reading
UPDATE: RCMP locate man thought to have drowned in Okanagan lake
Vernon Search & Rescue confirms it is on scene at a possible drowning in Okanagan Lake near the 9600 block of Eastside Road in Vernon. Continue reading
Mike Bernier drops out of BC Liberal leadership race
The former finance minister will become the co-chair of Mike de Jong’s leadership campaign. Continue reading
Kelowna Rockets lose to Calgary Hitmen 4-3
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
Brodan Salmond falls to 3-2-0-1 stopping 22 of 26 shots he faced. Continue reading
Okanagan sex workers warned after woman allegedly threatened with firearm
By Jesse Ferreras National Online Journalist
She had pre-arranged a meeting with a man through a site used by escorts and sex workers. Continue reading
‘It’s my second home’: Metro Vancouver shoppers react to Sears closure
With word Sears Canada will close for good, shoppers are reflecting on the end of a retail era. Continue reading
Parking changes at Kelowna General Hospital
By Kimberly Davidson Anchor/Reporter
Interior Health is making changes to staff and public parking at Kelowna General Hospital (KGH) in an effort to reduce congestion and make parking more convenient. Continue reading
Okanagan weekend forecast
This weekend’s daytime high range: 7 to 13C Continue reading
Okanagan wine industry feeling for US colleagues as California burns
The B.C. Wine Institute has published a list of suggestions for those here in British Columbia who want to help. Continue reading
Wanted man arrested in Kelowna in ‘dramatic fashion’
By Blaine Gaffney Reporter
RCMP Cpl. Clayton Wiebe said officers made tremendous efforts to ensure Aronson’s arrest was executed as safely as possible. Continue reading
Editor's Picks
Have an STI? What you're legally obligated to disclose
Okanagan Gallery - Top Viewer Photos
Bill Morneau still on the defensive over assets as government unveils tax cut
Nominate a Local Hero to be featured on Global Okanagan
'We expected cancer': Are industrial spills in Canada's 'Chemical Valley' making people sick?
Donald Trump decertifies Iran nuclear deal: 5 things to know about the agreement
Expect to pay more for lots of stuff if Donald Trump dissolves NAFTA
Sears Canada: The rise and fall of the department store empire
Canadian linked to New York terror plot suffers 'serious mental health and substance abuse issues,' lawyer says
