Kelowna
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Activists in Kelowna, B.C. calling for tree protection bylawThe non-profit organization is calling on council to implement a tree protection bylaw to help save mature trees in the future.Environment4 hours
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Price of gas jumps above $2 mark for the first time in the Okanagan'With the price of gas right now, we're seeing quite a few people coming in and expressing interest in e-bikes.'Consumer5 hours
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Knox Mountain Hill Climb returns to Kelowna this weekendThe hill climb is the longest annually running paved hill climb in North America and has seen a variety of vehicles and drivers race up the windy track in its decades.CanadaMay 17
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Kelowna man arrested following vehicle theft and manhunt in the KootenaysOfficers arrested 33-year-old Michael Shimaro-Campbell, who remains in custody.CrimeMay 15
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Big demand for women’s self-defense classes in OkanaganA Kelowna self-defense instructor says there are two reasons why women attend her classes.CanadaMay 14
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Rally for women’s abortion rights in Kelowna, BCOne of the biggest fears many of the supporters had is how U.S. politics could affect women's reproductive healthcare here in Canada.PoliticsMay 14
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Kelowna’s first ever ‘Strongest’ competition held at City ParkAround 30 strongmen and strong women gathered at Kelowna's City Park for the first annual Kelowna's Strongest competition.CanadaMay 14
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Kelowna, B.C. Sails sculpture lit up in blue and yellow for UkraineThe iconic Sails statue that sits at the base of Bernard Avenue was lit up Thursday by Kelowna Stands with Ukraine, with the permission of the city.CanadaMay 13
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Taller tower proposed for Kelowna’s old RCMP detachment siteA proposal to raise the tower portion of the development at 350 Doyle Ave. to 25 storeys from 13 storeys was submitted to the City of Kelowna May 9.EconomyMay 13
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Safety concerns in downtown Kelowna on the rise, survey saysA community safety report shared with Kelowna City Council on Monday shows that 21 per cent of residents feel unsafe in Rutland, compared to 14 per cent in 2019.CanadaMay 13
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