Tara Frederick failed to collect her belongings from a residence earlier this month and was last seen walking on Hein Rd., according to police. Continue reading →

A nearly five-hour police standoff in downtown Revelstoke is over and the suspect is dead. Continue reading →

The B.C. government has hired an industry expert to consult and create a “made-in-B.C.” solution to ride-sharing which he’s not expected to finish until early 2018. Continue reading →

“We should be helping people to keep people alive so when they do need help they’re still alive to get it.” Continue reading →

Despite the implementation of harm reduction measures and a province-wide state of emergency, drug users continue to die at an alarming rate in the Okanagan. Continue reading →

A Penticton non-profit is paying camping costs for homeless people who have no other housing options available in the city, which is grappling with a low vacancy rate. Continue reading →

The review also found there is work being done on improving documentation as 40 per cent of case files were missing forms. Continue reading →

It’s the heart of the grape harvest in the Okanagan Valley. Continue reading →

Attorney-General David Eby said he doesn’t know what process the previous government went through when selecting MNP to write the report. Continue reading →

The campaign was released on Tuesday and it features the voice of the artist singing a chilling version of Teddy Bears’ Picnic over footage of an empty forest. Continue reading →