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Across the country people are honoring those who’ve lost their lives on the job. As Victoria Femia reports, while that number has gone down slightly this year compared to last, it’s still high, highlighting just how important it is for employers to take workplace safety, seriously.

The search for a Kelowna senior who went missing about two weeks ago is now in its fourth day. As Victoria Femia reports – the only lead that crews have at this point is his vehicle, which was found earlier this week along a back country road in Lake Country – but since then nothing...

A large hedge fire in Kelowna yesterday has fire officials encouraging residents to rethink their cedar trees. The trees are very common in the Okanagan, but they are highly flammable. Klaudia Van Emmerik reports.

Centuries since it was first published by Shakespeare himself, the iconic play Macbeth has been transformed into a full-length ballet. Sydney Morton brings us to a rehearsal ahead of Ballet Kelowna’s season finale.

Firehall 7 in Kelowna was introduced to its new firetruck on Saturday. Firefighters immediately gave it a wash with water from the station’s old fire truck, along with handpushing it into the station.

In West Kelowna, first responders from local fire halls, police, ambulance crews, BC wildland firefighters, and emergency support services were thanked for their efforts during last summer’s destructive McDougall Creek wildfire.

As Kelowna’s population continues to grow, Central Okanagan Public Schools is eyeing up the possibility of adding several new schools as part of its 2025/2026 five-year capital plan. Jayden Wasney reports.

The family of a Kelowna man forced to evacuate from his apartment due to safety concerns from the construction of the UBCO Tower is grieving tonight, after he passed away shortly after a bad fall. As Jayden Wasney reports, the man’s sister says her brother would still be alive had he not been displaced.

Two Ukrainian soldiers who voluntarily enlisted to fight for their country have recently arrived in Kelowna. As Jayden Wasney reports, both men are adjusting to their new lives in Canada, after encountering their own experiences on the front lines of the conflict.

Concerns about water supply are coming to a head in Kelowna, as the city is putting a cap on water usage this summer for local farmers. As Jayden Wasney reports, some local cherry farmers fear this could decimate their already endangered crops.

A group of citizens concerned about pesticide spraying in West Kelowna want an audience with elected officials.

Work crews in Kelowna began the process of cleaning up the homeless rail trail encampment in the city’s north end.

These days it seems like the price of just about everything has gone up, and it may soon get worse for those living in Kelowna. The city has just launched what they’re calling an “alternative revenue initiative,” as a way to try and generate more money. Jayden Wasney reports.

It was a close vote, but late this afternoon, Kelowna City Council finalized a hefty pay hike for itself. The increase will bring the salaries more in line with like-sized cities. And while Kelowna moves forward with the controversial increase, one other BC municipal council contemplating a similar pay hike has put the brakes on...

The members of the Kelowna City Concert Band have been busy rehearsing ahead of their upcoming spring concert. Sydney Morton takes us behind the scenes to one of their last rehearsals before the concert.

Kelowna firefighters battled a small brush fire near Highway 97 and McCurdy Road on Tuesday morning.

If you are looking for an excuse to lace up your skates and hit the ice, why not join in a fundraising hockey game where you can share the ice with a pro. Sydney Morton takes us to MNP Place in Kelowna where organizers are preparing for the inaugural Hockey Helps the Homeless tournament.

There’s a new hotspot in town to pick up local produce, crafts, and trinkets and its right in Kelowna’s Landmark District. Sydney Morton takes us to the new and improved Kelowna Farmers’ and Crafters’ Market.

Imagine being able to order a BC Transit bus at your convenience. In one Kelowna neighbourhood, that is about to become a reality. The on-demand bus service is about to be launched in Kelowna and as Klaudia Van Emmerik reports–it’s the first of its kind service in all of BC.

Some of the people that once called tent city home, now reside across the street in tiny homes. It’s been nearly two months since the site got up and running and tonight for the first time we are hearing from some of those residents. Klaudia Van Emmerik reports.