"We brought a lot of people out there they would shop in and amongst the community. It's a $6.2-million economic spin-off as a result of the I.P.E."

Lynda Saundry appeared in B.C. Provincial Court in Vernon on Tuesday morning and remains in custody.

'The danger is that we have to cut so much that by next spring we are really just so busy trying to recover.'

An assessment of housing needs in the North Okanagan found there is a mismatch between what's available and the demographics.

Police say it’s believed the North Westside resident went paddleboarding on Okanagan Lake on Tuesday afternoon, and he hasn’t been seen since.

Court heard Colette Leneveu, 61, sparked the fires, in part, as a call for help.

The most damaging fire burnt an attached garage, causing significant damage to the adjacent home.

Graduates from Pleasant Valley Secondary School in Armstrong got to walk across the stage in front of family and friend, but not in a typical way.

The Shuswap Trail Alliance says preliminary assessments have been made, and that technical planning is currently underway.

The move is being praised as a step towards safer communities but it's also leaving gun enthusiasts feeling unfairly targeted.