Intersection of Highway 33 and Goudie Road flooded Saturday evening
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Video Journalist
Spring freshet overwhelmed Highway 33 at the intersection with Goudie Road on Saturday evening. Continue reading
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Mudslide cuts key rail link between B.C., Washington state
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Amtrak service between Bellingham and Vancouver has been suspended until Sunday due to the slide. Continue reading
Mudslides caught on camera add to California’s wildfire misery
Orange County officials captured the moment mud surged through Trabuco Canyon on Thursday – adding to the misery already felt by ongoing wildfires. Continue reading
NSR warns of risks after public ignores Lynn Headwaters park closure
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The entrance road to the park has been blocked by a debris slide. Continue reading
Trail closures and mudslides on North Shore with more rain expected
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Washouts and mudslides caused havoc on the North Shore on Friday, and there could be more to come. Continue reading
Mudslide survivor recounts terrifying ordeal near Cache Creek
An Osoyoos, B.C. man says a leisurely summer drive turned to tragedy after he was caught up in a mudslide near Cache Creek earlier this month. Continue reading
West Kelowna resort caught in April mudslide about to open for the season
By Kimberly Davidson Anchor/Reporter
Just weeks ago, a slide all but took out the private road that leads to the resort and spread mud and debris down the hill, dangerously close to the cabins. Continue reading
Shuswap park renamed in memory of landslide victim
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Video Journalist
Neighbours remembered Roy Sharp as helpful, caring, “a gentle soul and wonderful man.” Continue reading
Saskatchewan couple survives being buried in B.C. mudslide
Don Struthers said the Saskatchewan couple was lucky that a pileup of trees stopped the vehicle from tumbling all the way down the cliff. Continue reading
Washouts, mudslides, fast-flowing water: Joe Rich residents fighting Mother Nature
By Jules Knox Reporter/Anchor
Residents in Kelowna’s Joe Rich neighbourhood have been affected by washouts, mudslides and creeks that have turned into raging mini-rivers. Continue reading