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Nearly two-in-five renters living in inadequate housing: report

Nearly two-in-five renters living in inadequate housing: report

The 120-page report focused on housing needs in Penticton, from affordability to housing stock
Charges stayed for B.C. pair suspected of owning cheetah

Charges stayed for B.C. pair suspected of owning cheetah

The cheetah escaped its home in the Creston area in 2015
Kaleden volunteer fire chief retiring

Kaleden volunteer fire chief retiring

After almost a half century of service to her community, Darlene Bailey is stepping down as chief of the Kaleden Volunteer Fire Department.
Peachland pummelled by storm

Peachland pummelled by storm

Peachland’s picturesque blue docks have all been destroyed
Future Home showcases connected life

Future Home showcases connected life

Telus is bringing their Future Home to Penticton on Saturday.
Power shut off to boats at Summerland Yacht Club

Power shut off to boats at Summerland Yacht Club

Clubhouse and restaurant building remains open as flood water rises
Company issues recall on 7 Iogo yogurt products

Company issues recall on 7 Iogo yogurt products

Ultima Foods says yogurt may contain pieces of plastic
Invasive mussels meeting

Invasive mussels meeting

Okanagan Basin Water Board directors seek help from federal government
Alleged Oliver shooter pleads guilty to unrelated drug charge

Alleged Oliver shooter pleads guilty to unrelated drug charge

Afshen Maleki Ighani was also supposed to have a bail hearing for the shooting charges
UPDATE: Trans-Canada Highway open from Revelstoke to Sicamous after washout

UPDATE: Trans-Canada Highway open from Revelstoke to Sicamous after washout

Highway closed until at least Sunday due to washout at Camp Creek Bridge west of Revelstoke