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Three of the organization's service vehicles were badly damaged in a vandalism incident that happened sometime between midnight Friday and Saturday morning.

RCMP are investigating a large hedge fire in the Rutland neighbourhood.

Kelowna Fire Department Capt. Mike Brownlee says the fire, which is believed to have started on the outside of the building, has been deemed suspicious.

he 9-1-1 caller reported smoke coming from a house on the 600 block of Rutland Road North.

Just before 10 p.m. on Thursday, the Kelowna Fire Department was called to the 100 block of Dougall Road North.

Despite boards going up on the home's windows, one woman spotted leaving the residence says the tenants aren't too concerned about the Sept. 30th deadline to vacate the home.

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Police asking for public help. The first fire occurred on June 30 and the second on July 8.

The house fire happened along the 100 block of Highway 33 East, with the fire department calling it a suspicious incident.

A Rutland area home was badly damaged by flames early Sunday morning; the second suspicious fire at that address in a week.

Electrical fire happened just after 12 a.m. on Saturday.

At approximately 7 am on Wednesday, there was a report of a suspicious fire on the side of a Kelowna road. Police now believe drug traffickers may be to blame.

The small bathroom fire at the Rutland school prompted an evacuation as smoke filled the hallways. Classes were out for the rest of the day.

The blaze broke out around 12 a.m. on Friday, on Galbraith Place.

Neighbours reported smoke coming from the fourplex in Rutland around 11 a.m., with fire crews quickly arriving on scene.

According to police, officers were called to the construction site along the 600 block of Rutland Road North on Dec. 6, Dec. 15 and Dec. 21.

“I wasn't even in bed for five minutes and somebody rang my doorbell, opened my door and walked right in,” said a Kelowna resident.

When it comes to crime 'hot spots' in the city, the downtown area and Rutland were highlighted.

At around 1:30 p.m., what RCMP have called only 'an unexpected package' from out of the country was discovered and handed over to police.   

Area residents called 9-1-1 as the flames destroyed a 50 foot section of the hedge.