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A heat warning has been issued by Environment Canada for B.C.’s southern interior. Daytime temperatures expected to be in the mid- 30’s for parts of the Okanagan, Shuswap, South Thompson and Fraser Canyon. An air quality warning is also in effect as the region continue to deal with wildfire smoke. Dr. Michael Brauer, UBC professor...

Thanks to high temperatures, the Okanagan, Shuswap, South Thompson and Fraser Canyon regions are now under a heat alert. Travis Lowe has the latest, and advice on what to watch out for.

The Columbia Shuswap Regional District has once again denied an application to expand the composting operations by Spa Hill Farms in Yankee Flats. Victoria Femia has the latest.

The Salvation Army in Kelowna has been impacted after three vehicles were damaged by vandalism, taking the valuable resources out of commission. And the Columbia Shuswap Regional District has denied an application to expand composting operations by Spa Hill Farms in Yankee Flats.

The historic Baxter Bridge near Enderby is officially torn down but the wood will live on. The timber will be repurposed and used for another project along the Shuswap North Okanagan Rail Trail. Sydney Morton has more.

Meet Sophie! The black cat was found abandoned in the Shuswap and rescued by the Okanagan Humane Society.

In the third episode of our 2022-23 BCHL season preview series, Travis Lowe takes us to the Shuswap to see how the Salmon Arm Silverbacks hope to improve on last season’s success and battle their way out of the jungle that is the BCHL’s interior conference

A detox facility in Kamloops says it accidentally gave away a patient’s personal possessions while she was getting help. Jules Knox reports.

Emergency Operations Centre activated in the Shuswap as the potential for flooding rises along with water levels. Christa Dao reports.

The United Nations has explicitly recognized access to clean drinking water as an essential human right. But a human rights group has called the failure to provide clean drinking water to many of our indigenous communities across this country, Canada’s Dirty Secret. Now one member of the Adams Lake Indian Band has created an app...

Residents of the Two Mile area of Sicamous are dealing with the news their neighbourhood is at risk of being impacted by a post wildfire debris flows. The Shuswap Emergency Program held a public meeting Monday night to discuss the issue and talk about possible solutions.

An Okanagan family is overjoyed to have their dog back. The pet went missing more than five months ago and its owners had feared it didn’t make it. However, the animal had been living in the Shuswap, and residents there went above and beyond to connect the dog with its family.

A pilot program that aims to attract skilled immigrants to smaller communities has expanded to the Shuswap. As Megan Turcato reports, the Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot Project already has a strong track record of helping fill labour gaps in the North Okanagan.

Residents are being informed about which properties have been destroyed by the McDougall Creek Fire, some people in Kelowna and Lake Country are going home, and fires continue to burn from the South Okanagan to the Shuswap.

BC Wildfire information officer Mike McCulley provided an update on fire lines in the Shuswap region, Saturday afternoon.

An extended interview withh North Okanagan-Shuswap Conservative candidate Mel Arnold.

An extended interview with North Okanagan-Shuswap PPC candidate Kyle Delfing.

There was no upset in the north Okanagan – Shuswap. The typically right leaning riding remained consistent re-electing conservative Mel Arnold on Monday night. Reporter Megan Turcato was on hand to speak with the newly re-elected MP after his victory.

Clayton Donnelly of Kelowna, B.C., has been identified as the man who police say went into medical distress during his arrest in the Shuswap.

Like many service clubs and community groups, rural fire halls in the Shuswap are finding it an ongoing challenge to recruit and retain members. The situation has the Columbia Shuswap Regional District (CSRD) turning to the public for answers.