Restrictions

• Canada’s parole board adds more restrictions for high-risk offender Paul Kubesch

  High risk offender Paul Kubesch has more restrictions placed on him by the Parole Board of Canada. According to the parole board Kubesch tried to contact a past victim.

  Crime

  Mar 16
  
• ‘Busier than Christmas’: Family Day provides boost to Big White in Okanagan

  For the past two years, Family Day weekend has looked a little different up at Big White, but this year, things are finally back to normal.

  Canada

  Feb 20
  
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• ‘Freedom Rally’ affidavits reveal new evidence surrounding Kelowna, B.C. protests

  Since the fall of 2020, protests against federal and provincial COVID-19 restrictions and health orders were organized and held here at Kelowna's Stuart Park.

  Canada

  Jan 26
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• More concerns raised about Preston Manning’s role as chair of Alberta COVID panel

  More concerns are being raised about Preston Manning chairing the panel to review Alberta's response to the public health emergency created by COVID-19. 

  Canada

  Jan 23
• Kingston meets new year in style

  Kingston celebrated its first New Years eve with limited restrictions in three years.

  Lifestyle

  Jan 1
• Interior Health reporting 11 illness outbreaks at long-term care facilities

  Interior Health says despite the rise in COVID-19 and respiratory illnesses among seniors, vaccinations are playing a critical role.

  Health

  Dec 15, 2022
• Saskatoon police arrest barricaded man after threatening reports

  Police said they tried to negotiate with the 54-year-old man for several hours, but that he refused to comply and that he was acting erratically.

  Crime

  Oct 7, 2022
• Kelowna rickshaw company expands as business increases

  With Covid restrictions now a thing of the past, more tourism in Kelowna has boosted business for one local rickshaw company - so much so that they've expanded their fleet.

  Features

  Aug 20, 2022
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• Okanagan lifeguard shortage hindering summer plans for some

  This is the first summer since 2019 where public health restrictions aren’t in place, but a lack of swimming instructors may further keep kids from learning to swim.

  Lifestyle

  Jul 22, 2022
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• Grand River Conservation Authority moves to Level 1 water restriction amid unusually dry weather

  A southeastern Ontario conservation authority said low rainfall since April has forced them to ask area water users to limit their consumption.

  Environment

  Jun 30, 2022