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  • More addition recovery beds coming to the North Okanagan
    One day after the provincial government announced 20 complex-care and 20 supportive housing units were en route to Kelowna, there’s good news for those struggling with addiction in the North Okanagan. Jayden Wasney has the latest.
    Apr 17
  • North Okanagan philanthropists host Easter Bunny photos
    A philanthropic couple in Vernon are preparing for an Easter-themed fundraiser ahead of the holiday where they plan to hand out meals to those in need. Sydney Morton has the story.
    Mar 20
  • New CT scanner to improve patient care in the North Okanagan
    A boost for health care in the North Okanagan. Vernon Jubilee Hospital has acquired a new piece of equipment that’s increasing access to critical medical imaging exams. As Klaudia Van Emmerik reports, the machine has been in place for several months and is already having a big impact.
    Mar 18
  • Global Okanagan News at 5, April 16, 2024
    A small North Okanagan community is on edge after police released a suspect in a suspicious death case; a suspect has been identified in the fire that razed several businesses in downtown Vernon last summer; work crews in Kelowna are working to clean up the homeless rail trail encampment in the city’s north end; and...
    Apr 17
  • Oscar Wilde play staged in North Okanagan
    Travel back in time with the cast of ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’ as they bring the Victorian classic to the Vernon Powerhouse Theatre. Sydney Morton gives us a sneak peek at a dress rehearsal.
    Lifestyle
    Feb 11
  • Lumby residents to remember slain woman
    It’s been just over a week now since the body of Tatjana Stefanski was found in the North Okanagan and the prime suspect continues walking free. The community is banding together to fight for justice for the 44-year-old mother and as Klaudia Van Emmerik reports, calling on changes to so-called catch-and-release laws.
    Apr 22
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  • RCMP in Lumby searching for missing woman
    RCMP in the North Okanagan are searching for a woman who was last seen Saturday morning. While police have yet to say much about the case – as Victoria Femia is finding out, the woman’s family is alleging that she was abducted by her ex-husband.
    Apr 14
  • Woman’s body found near Mabel Lake Provincial Park
    RCMP confirmed Monday they are investigating a suspicious death after a body was found near Mabel Lake Provincial Park in the North Okanagan. The news comes two days after a 44-year-old woman disappeared from the Lumby area. A man was arrested in connection with the death but as Klaudia Van Emmerik is finding out that...
    Apr 15
  • Former NHL player Kirk McLean and Canucks mascot, Fin visit Enderby, B.C.
    For many kids in the North Okanagan spring break just got sweeter, a group of hockey fans got to play a game with a pro. Sydney Morton takes us to Enderby ahead of the big Kraft Hockeyville announcement.
    Lifestyle
    Mar 27
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  • Province announces improvements to healthcare in North Okanagan
    The provincial government was in Vernon today with several major healthcare announcements. As Victoria Femia reports, this will affect thousands of residents in need of a healthcare provider.
    Feb 2
  • Global Okanagan News at 5:30: March 24, 2024
    Long-term fire mitigation work continues in West Kelowna, North Shuswap wineries are facing challenges, and the emergency department at the South Okanagan General hospital is facing another temporary closure this weekend.
    Mar 24
  • 10-15 cm of snow forecast for parts of B.C.’s Southern Interior
    Rain is moving down the Vancouver coast on Saturday, while a snowfall warning has been issued for parts of B.C.’s Southern Interior. The weather alert covers the Central Okanagan, North Okanagan, Shuswap and Thompson regions, with Environment Canada forecasting 10-15 centimetres of snow.
    Canada
    Feb 10
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  • Global Okanagan News at 5: February 8, 2024
    A Kelowna woman accused of a gruesome murder back in 2021 has been deemed fit to stand trial; one person was sent to hospital in the aftermath of a North Okanagan apartment fire on Wednesday afternoon.
    Feb 8
  • Global Okanagan News at 5: February 6, 2024
    Okanagan grape growers meet in the wake of crop damage. A South Okanagan faces a list of charges following a pair of fires. Concerns looming over zoning bylaw changes in a rural North Okanagan community.
    Feb 6
  • Search for missing North Okanagan senior enters day four
    83-year-old North Okanagan resident, Robert Baines has now been missing for five days. As Victoria Femia reports, the concern for his well-being is growing – especially with increased snowfall and temperatures expected to drop in the coming days.
    Jan 6
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  • Concern over zoning bylaw changes in Area D
    Residents of a rural-residential area just east of Lumby are raising concerns over the regional district making changes to a zoning bylaw. The bylaw would allow cannabis production companies to construct buildings almost three times the size of what’s allowed in other rural areas in the North Okanagan. Jayden Wasney reports.
    Cannabis
    Feb 6
  • Search for missing North Okanagan senior enters into day three
    It’s now been four days since 83-year-old North Okanagan resident, Robert Baines was last seen in the Ponderosa Way neighbourhood in Coldstream. As Victoria Femia reports all resources are being used to find him, but crews have yet to come across a single lead.
    Jan 5
  • Global Okanagan News at 6:30: February 3, 2024
    The search for a missing 23-year-old West Kelowna man ramps up, BC’s Minister of Health hints at more access to doctors for North Okanagan residents, and the Vernon Winter Carnival continues with a downtown parade.
    Feb 3
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  • Global Okanagan News at 5: February 2, 2024
    BC Premier David Eby makes three major health care announcements while in the North Okanagan, older people are moving to the South Okanagan more than young families, and Kelowna staff say there’s nothing they can do about the province’s new short-term rental rules.
    Feb 2
  • Pipe burst causes backyard landslide
    While the extreme cold snap has officially ended in the Okanagan, the effects of it are still lingering. A North Okanagan woman is dealing with a significant mess in her backyard – and as Victoria Femia reports it’s likely the cause of a burst pipe.
    Jan 27
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