Oliver-area residents still reeling from flooding losses
By Jules Knox Reporter/Anchor
More than a month after major flooding in the Oliver area, some residents are still trying to cope with their losses. Continue reading
Wine
Okanagan Spring Wine Festival’s most popular event another success
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
The WestJet Wine Tasting event Friday night in Kelowna attracted hundreds of wine lovers from around the world. Continue reading
Provincial and federal governments commit $75K on ‘BC Wine Centre of Excellence’ feasibility study
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Video Journalist
“A BC Wine Centre of Excellence would serve as an educational platform for B.C.’s wine and tourism industry.” Continue reading
Province looks to fortify wine industry with official ‘B.C. Wine Month’
By Michelle Morton Reporter/News Anchor
The province is looking to fortify B.C.’s wine industry after a year that included wildfires and an Alberta wine boycott. Continue reading
How B.C.’s wine industry is keeping up with changing tastes
By Jules Knox Reporter/Anchor
With the wine industry flourishing, winemakers from around the province are gathering in the Okanagan to make sure they’re keeping up with their customers. Continue reading
Tourism minister announces boost for Okanagan’s wine industry in wake of wine dispute
By Klaudia Van Emmerik Anchor/Reporter
The 2018 BC Tourism Awards wrapped up with a funding announcement to give the province’s wine industry a boost on Friday. Continue reading
Bob Layton Editorial: Puppet Show
Does it seem like we are watching a political puppet show? Continue reading
New BC Liberal leader visits Okanagan winery and offers advice to Premier John Horgan
By Klaudia Van Emmerik Anchor/Reporter
The newly elected leader of the BC Liberal Party was in the Okanagan Friday meeting with his caucus. Continue reading
Alberta and B.C. left with limited options to escalate trade war over oil and wine
As Alberta and British Columbia remain locked in a trade war over wine and an oil pipeline, experts say both provinces still have a few limited options to raise the stakes. Continue reading
Scott Moe says Saskatchewan will not ban B.C. wines in pipeline dispute
Scott Moe suggests that rather than boycott B.C. wine, Saskatchewan will look at options either through the courts or interprovincial trade agreements. Continue reading
