151262 | news | 1 | Kelowna, West Kelowna still looking to opt-out of speculation tax |
151255 | news | 2 | Trump’s sway over GOP tested as impeachment heads to Senate |
151253 | news | 3 | B.C. now has three cases of South African COVID-19 variant, six of U.K. strain |
151251 | news | 4 | Freeland hints at potential hotel quarantines for returning travellers |
151249 | news | 5 | Lynn Beyak, who defended ‘good’ of residential schools, retires early from the Senate |
151245 | news | 6 | Doorman of makeshift ‘booze-can’ in Vancouver apartment fined; police look to court order |
151235 | news | 7 | Protest erupts over police car driving through crowd in Tacoma, Wash. |
151228 | news | 8 | Snowy days ahead for the Okanagan and Shuswap |
151220 | news | 9 | Tires slashed at three North Okanagan residences |
151218 | news | 10 | Penticton Search and Rescue members execute back-to-back rescues |
151214 | news | 11 | B.C. care home visitor access to expand by March, Dix says |
151211 | news | 12 | Great Canadian Gaming CEO resigns after being accused of sneaking into Yukon for vaccine |
151209 | news | 13 | B.C. dentists argue for COVID-19 vaccine priority after ‘disappointing’ exclusion from plan |
151204 | news | 14 | B.C. drivers caught crossing, merging over solid white lines face hefty fine |
151202 | news | 15 | Couple charged after travelling to Yukon to get COVID-19 vaccine |
151200 | news | 16 | Metis Nation of B.C. suspends president, citing ‘breach’ of policies, procedures |
151196 | news | 17 | Payette shouldn’t get same benefits as other ex-governors general: O’Toole |
151194 | news | 18 | Trial of Hedley frontman Jacob Hoggard pushed to 2022 in light of COVID-19 |
151192 | news | 19 | The end of hugs: How COVID-19 has changed daily life a year after Canada’s 1st case |
151188 | news | 20 | Two Kelowna flights flagged for COVID-19 onboard |
151181 | news | 21 | Too many new pet owners, not enough vets make getting animal care a problem |
151176 | news | 22 | Diplomats contact Canadian held for over 2 years in China |
151172 | news | 23 | Vaccine delays top agenda as Parliament set to resume after less-than-restful break |
151170 | news | 24 | Drug users at greater risk of dying as services scale back in second wave of COVID-19 |
151168 | news | 25 | COVID-19 deaths in long-term care reveal need for home supports: advocates |
151183 | news | 26 | Stolen truck involved in Okanagan hit-and-run |
151166 | news | 27 | Taxpayers’ watchdog sees complaints spike, raising worries about pandemic tax season |
151164 | news | 28 | ‘We’re still in it’: Wet’suwet’en push forward on rights recognition |
151158 | news | 29 | VIDEO: From presidents to faded stars, all welcomed by Larry King |
151156 | news | 30 | New COVID case at Penticton Superstore |
151154 | news | 31 | Health Canada approves Spartan Bioscience’s previously recalled rapid COVID-19 test |
151146 | news | 32 | Early morning downtown Kelowna dumpster fire deemed suspicious |
151143 | news | 33 | Top doctor urges Canadians to keep up with COVID measures, even as vaccines roll out |
151141 | news | 34 | B.C. Mounties commended for bringing firewood to elderly woman |
151139 | news | 35 | Canadians launch new careers, return to school as COVID-19 rages on |
151137 | news | 36 | Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole defends decision to back, then oust, Sloan |
151135 | news | 37 | ‘It wasn’t called COVID at the time:’ One year since Canada’s first COVID-19 case |
151132 | news | 38 | FBI: Texan charged in Capitol riot tweeted ‘Assassinate AOC’ |
151130 | news | 39 | Taxi companies lose court bid to quash Uber, Lyft approvals in British Columbia |
151102 | news | 40 | Enderby farmers caught between coyotes and bylaw tickets |
151097 | news | 41 | Another COVID-19 exposure confirmed at Kelowna school |
151080 | news | 42 | ‘Unexpected and heartwarming’: Okanagan community supports paramedics |
151076 | news | 43 | Vintage military aircraft moving from Chilliwack to new home at B.C. Aviation Museum |
151119 | news | 44 | Salmon Arm boy rests world-record attempt on single Jenga brick |
151073 | news | 45 | North Okanagan bird count shows decrease in swan and eagle numbers |
151071 | news | 46 | Okanagan Indian Band seeks nominations for upcoming election |
151069 | news | 47 | Prepare for subzero weekend in South Okanagan |
151067 | news | 48 | Lake Country firefighters help deliver baby boy |
151059 | news | 49 | VIDEO: Security cameras capture ‘just one more assault’ near B.C. high school |
151057 | news | 50 | Arrest made in indecent acts near South Okanagan schools |
151055 | news | 51 | Individual at Central Okanagan school tests positive for COVID-19 |
151061 | news | 52 | Non-essential travel ban would violate Constitution but courts might allow it: expert |
151051 | news | 53 | Justin Trudeau mulls mandatory hotel quarantine for returning travellers |
151049 | news | 54 | Federal minister touts need for new B.C. economic development agency |
151127 | news | 55 | Employers might be able to require COVID-19 vaccination from employees: B.C. lawyer |
151038 | news | 56 | Drowning death in North Saanich likely B.C.’s first in for 2021 |
151042 | news | 57 | Proposed law honouring murdered B.C. teen at a standstill, lacks government support |
151028 | news | 58 | 79 new COVID-19 cases, two deaths reported in Interior Health |
151018 | news | 59 | 31 cases of COVID-19 variants detected in Canada: Health officials |
151015 | news | 60 | Tempers fly over a pricey picnic shelter in the North Westside |
151020 | news | 61 | Thompson Okanagan Tourism Association president of Glenn Mandziuk temporarily steps aside |
151040 | news | 62 | Study: Embrace national long-term care standards |
151013 | news | 63 | Black Press Weekly Roundup: Top headlines of the week |
151011 | news | 64 | 11 more COVID-19 cases linked to Big White cluster |
151033 | news | 65 | Okanagan high target for spring flooding |
151009 | news | 66 | COVID-19 outbreak declared at Kamloops’ Royal Inland Hospital surgical unit |
151002 | news | 67 | B.C.’s COVID-19 infection rate stays stable with 508 cases Friday |
150998 | news | 68 | ‘It’s incredibly upsetting’: Kelowna health care worker demands WestJet ticket refund |
151000 | news | 69 | Wild gopher snakes aren’t pets: Vernon conservation officer |
150994 | news | 70 | Prince George school district settles with sexual abuse victim |
150991 | news | 71 | It takes a town to build a truck: The Oliver Fire Department gets creative |
150987 | news | 72 | New COVID-19 protocols set for provincial courthouses |
150989 | news | 73 | VIDEO: Man spits on 7-Eleven manager over mask rule, sparking Vancouver police probe |
150980 | news | 74 | B.C.’s busiest SAR team raises alarm after 2021 begins with fatality, multiple rescues |
150976 | news | 75 | Mysterious group serves notice to Okanagan-Shuswap mayors, demanding end to ‘unlawful’ COVID rules |
150968 | news | 76 | Fraud alert issued by North Okanagan police |
150962 | news | 77 | B.C.’s COVID-19 mass vaccinations expected to start in April |
150958 | news | 78 | Police hunt for woman charged in ‘horrific’ assault who failed to return to Surrey halfway house |
150956 | news | 79 | Parents, former students describe ‘culture of bullying’ in Mission school district |
150952 | news | 80 | Panel of experts appointed to help lead Nova Scotia’s mass shooting inquiry |
150950 | news | 81 | Trudeau, Biden to talk today as death of Keystone XL reverberates in Canada |
150946 | news | 82 | Payette fiasco shows need for stronger GG vetting process: LeBlanc |
150942 | news | 83 | Federal review of Access to Information law to take another year amid impatience |
150940 | news | 84 | Authorities confirm COVID-19 exposure in Central Okanagan school |
150938 | news | 85 | Temporary emergency shelter opens in Central Okanagan |
150936 | news | 86 | Kelowna won’t look at nixing automatic pay raises for council, mayor |
150927 | news | 87 | Police probe U-Haul trailer linked to illicit drugs left outside Cache Creek motel |
150925 | news | 88 | Interprovincial travel restrictions a no-go, Horgan says after reviewing legal options |
150923 | news | 89 | Court hears of victim’s injuries in West Kelowna attempted murder trial |
150921 | news | 90 | Teacher launches petition for B.C. to close provincial border, impose stricter quarantine |
150913 | news | 91 | 95 new COVID-19 cases in Interior Health, two deaths |
150911 | news | 92 | Disgraced Kelowna social worker faces another class-action lawsuit |
150907 | news | 93 | Overdose and suicide support group starts in Penticton |
150918 | news | 94 | Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen budget to rise by 2.8 per cent |
150903 | news | 95 | Donation to help with bathing room work at Summerland seniors facility |
150899 | news | 96 | Big White cancels $7.3M in lift tickets, accommodations due to COVID-19 orders |
150895 | news | 97 | Another 564 COVID-19 cases, mass vaccine plan coming Friday |
150886 | news | 98 | Don’t downplay mRNA: Experts say new technology could change the vaccine landscape |
150882 | news | 99 | Hedley residents under do-not-consume-water order due to arsenic levels |
150880 | news | 100 | Highway 97 Brewing gets green light to move to downtown Penticton |
150874 | news | 101 | Kelowna RCMP warn of ‘sextortion’ scams |
150872 | news | 102 | Kelowna homeless forced to ‘perform’ for resources, says UBCO study |
150870 | news | 103 | Gov. Gen. Julie Payette resigns, apologizes for ‘tensions’ at Rideau Hall |
150868 | news | 104 | West Kelowna cuts mowing contract, saves over $200k |
150865 | news | 105 | Princeton Copper Mountain Mine worker tests positive for COVID |
150859 | news | 106 | Passengers unfazed as WestJet returns Boeing 737 Max to service on Vancouver flight |
150855 | news | 107 | Antibody drug can prevent COVID-19 illness in nursing homes: Eli Lilly |
150845 | news | 108 | South Okanagan COVID-19 numbers continue downward trend |
150861 | news | 109 | Stolen truck that rammed car in Lake Country sought |
150841 | news | 110 | January COVID case numbers in Salmon Arm area already exceed 2020 total |
150833 | news | 111 | Snowmobiler found safe after Princeton GSAR takes a midnight ride |
150828 | news | 112 | Central Okanagan weekly COVID-19 numbers increase slightly |
150826 | news | 113 | After donating his kidney, Abbotsford hotdog king starts donor campaign |
150824 | news | 114 | B.C. nurse suspended after using Tensor bandage to trap long-term care patient in room |
150821 | news | 115 | Haida activist calls for hefty fines, jail time against those who claim to be Indigenous |
150815 | news | 116 | Man allegedly bites Vancouver cop during arrest for outstanding warrant |
150813 | news | 117 | Kelowna woman in shock after scratching $3M lottery ticket |
150811 | news | 118 | Supreme Court quashes review of B.C. conservation officer who refused to euthanize bears |
150809 | news | 119 | Interior Health says COVID positivity rates in Fernie area actually 10-12% |
150807 | news | 120 | Dutch man, 94, facing unwanted trip home can stay in B.C. with wife of 45 years |
150805 | news | 122 | Some provinces yet to say when jail inmates to be vaccinated against COVID-19 |
150803 | news | 123 | Trudeau will be first foreign leader to speak with Biden on Friday: White House |
150801 | news | 124 | Changes in Indian farm laws could benefit Canada, experts say |
150799 | news | 125 | TC Energy cutting more than 1,000 Keystone XL construction jobs as Biden pulls permit |
150797 | news | 126 | B.C. Premier, health officials to discuss next steps in COVID immunization plan |
150793 | news | 127 | Interior Health declares Cariboo Chilcotin region a COVID-19 cluster, 215 cases since Jan. 1 |
150791 | news | 128 | Police provide description of ‘inappropriately dressed’ man near South Okanagan middle school |
150788 | news | 129 | Minor injuries in rollover after vehicle hits Vernon crosswalk pole |
150784 | news | 130 | Building and bylaw service up in 2020 for RDOS |
150782 | news | 131 | Penticton interested in new public washroom concept to combat vandalism |
150780 | news | 132 | Street mailbox vandals strike Penticton drop boxes |
150786 | news | 133 | Youth sentenced in Kelowna Canada Day killing |
150774 | news | 134 | Interior Health sees 91 new COVID-19 cases, three more deaths |
150776 | news | 135 | Kelowna’s new downtown campus to help alleviate UBCO’s space crunch |
150772 | news | 136 | Two more deaths at Vernon care home |
150768 | news | 137 | Controversial logging will cut 4% of ‘sensitive’ Armstrong forest area: Ministry |
150770 | news | 138 | B.C. records 500 new COVID-19 cases Wednesday, 14 deaths |
150763 | news | 139 | PHOTOS: Dumpster fire behind Vernon shopping mall |
150761 | news | 140 | Inadequate safety training a factor in teen BMX star’s workplace death in 2019 |
150759 | news | 141 | Ottawa advocating to prioritize vaccines for Indigenous people: Miller |
150757 | news | 142 | Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen urges participation in census |
150755 | news | 143 | Residents of Old Fort, B.C., suing province, others over slow-moving slide |
150753 | news | 144 | With B.C. movie theatres closed, Rio indie cinema says it will reopen as a sports bar |
150751 | news | 145 | TC Energy halts spending on Keystone XL, says it’s ‘disappointed’ with Biden move |
150749 | news | 146 | COVID-19 moving out of southern Interior and into the north: IH |
150747 | news | 147 | WestJet’s 737 Max to be first to return to Canadian skies after global grounding |
150745 | news | 148 | Female orcas less likely to feed in presence of vessel traffic: study |
150741 | news | 149 | Sighs of relief accompany a sense of unease as Biden takes oath, Trump departs D.C. |
150739 | news | 150 | Transport Canada not budging on enclosed deck rules, despite calls from BC Ferries union |
150737 | news | 151 | 1-in-5 COVID tests coming back positive in and around Fernie, sparking concern |
150735 | news | 152 | Conservative MP Derek Sloan ejected from party caucus |
150733 | news | 153 | ‘You can’t make this stuff up’: Stories from the B.C. CounterAttack campaign |
150728 | news | 154 | Video of man doing backflip off Vancouver bridge draws police condemnation |
150725 | news | 155 | Overdose calls spike in 2020 across the Okanagan - Shuswap |
150717 | news | 156 | Public provoking blamed for moose chasing Okanagan residents |
150715 | news | 157 | Woman steals bottles of wine after brandishing stun baton in New Westminster |
150712 | news | 158 | UPDATED: Vancouver Island paddle boarder’s orca encounter brings joy and outrage |
150710 | news | 159 | Salmon Arm daycare owner upset by rumours related to positive COVID-19 test |
150706 | news | 160 | BC Housing panel peppered with questions about Skaha housing project |
150708 | news | 161 | Residents urged to watch for rockfalls on Okanagan Rail Trail |
150704 | news | 162 | Canadian malls, conference centres, hotels offer up space for COVID vaccination centres |
150695 | news | 163 | Joe Biden has been sworn in as the 46th president of the United States |
150693 | news | 164 | Trump bids farewell to Washington, hints of comeback |
150689 | news | 165 | ‘End of the road:’ Truck driver in Humboldt Broncos crash awaits deportation decision |
150687 | news | 166 | All eyes on the United States as Canadians tune in to Joe Biden’s inauguration |
150678 | news | 167 | Permanent residents of Summerland resort must move or face major fee increase |
150669 | news | 168 | Man, 64, likely drowned after falling into water at North Saanich marina, say police |
150667 | news | 169 | 61 new COVID-19 cases, two more deaths in Interior Health |
150685 | news | 170 | B.C. photographer takes top Canadian Geographic photo prize |
150663 | news | 171 | 28 more cases of COVID-19 linked to Big White cluster |
150659 | news | 172 | Salmon Arm pedestrian dies after being hit by truck along Highway 1 |
150657 | news | 173 | Moose chases two people near North Okanagan school |
150655 | news | 174 | Kelowna mountain development sold for $22M |
150653 | news | 175 | VIDEO: Emergency room doctor runs through pros and cons of various masks |
150649 | news | 176 | VIDEO: Tip to Metro Vancouver transit police helps woman 4,000 km away in Ohio |
150665 | news | 177 | Annamie Paul charts new course for Green party — through crowded waters |
150647 | news | 178 | COVID-19 vaccines: Canadians torn between helping the world and helping themselves |
150645 | news | 179 | British Columbia government lax on cybersecurity practices, auditor reports |
150643 | news | 180 | EXPLAINER: Can Trump be impeached after leaving office? |
150641 | news | 181 | B.C.’s COVID-19 caseload stays steady with 465 more Tuesday |
150637 | news | 182 | Penticton seeks $300K grant to help address opioid crisis |
150635 | news | 183 | ‘Just a blood bath’: Woman recounts finding victim during West Kelowna attempted murder trial |
150633 | news | 184 | Man arrested after hours-long standoff in Kelowna |
150639 | news | 185 | Mental health conditions ‘alarmingly high’ among children with autism: UBC study |
150628 | news | 186 | ‘Cocaine bananas’ arrive at Kelowna grocery stores after mix up from Colombia: RCMP |
150621 | news | 187 | B.C.’s freshwater stocking program complete despite pandemic challenges |
150612 | news | 188 | B.C. watchdog says mentally ill children and youth retraumatized in hospital |
150614 | news | 189 | Cancel foreign trips because travel rules could change suddenly, Trudeau says |
150616 | news | 190 | Parliamentary hearings over Zoom an ongoing headache for translators |
150608 | news | 191 | Trump expected to issue flurry of pardons on last full day |
150610 | news | 192 | VIDEO: Stigma against Indigenous people is a ‘social sickness’ |
150605 | news | 193 | VIDEO: Seal hunting, not being hunted in video shot off Victoria waterfront |
150603 | news | 194 | Revelstoke councillor accused of sexually abusing Langley teen while school chaperone |
150598 | news | 195 | Trudeau vows to keep up the fight to sway U.S. on merits of Keystone XL pipeline |
150593 | news | 196 | Animal adoptions skyrocket during pandemic: South Okanagan BC SPCA |
150591 | news | 197 | Hotel associations push back against any potential ban on inter-provincial, non-essential travel restrictions |
150588 | news | 198 | Shuswap golf course applies for bylaw amendment to develop up to 151 RV lots |
150583 | news | 199 | COVID-19 case reported at Salmon Arm West Elementary |
150581 | news | 200 | Rapid COVID tests in long-term care key during vaccine rollout: B.C. care providers |
150579 | news | 201 | Lake Country looks at big-ticket projects |
150576 | news | 202 | Several ‘owners’ claim lost North Okanagan dog as theirs |
150574 | news | 203 | B.C. turns to second doses of COVID-19 vaccine as supplies slow |
150570 | news | 204 | B.C. funding training of mental health workers at four post-secondary institutions |
150572 | news | 205 | Penticton Airport sees 75 per cent drop in use in 2020 |
150568 | news | 206 | No Pfizer vaccines arriving in Canada next week; feds still expect 4M doses by end of March |
150566 | news | 207 | Couple fined $460 after pretending to cough at customers in Vancouver gym: police |
150562 | news | 208 | Impaired driver pulled off Vernon road thanks to public tip |
150560 | news | 209 | Canadians who have had COVID-19 should still get the vaccine, experts say |
150558 | news | 210 | Poll finds strong support for COVID-19 curfews despite doubts about effectiveness |
150556 | news | 211 | Canadian fashion mogul seeking bail on U.S. charges of sex trafficking, racketeering |
150554 | news | 212 | Tory MP Sloan accuses party of hypocrisy over efforts to have him expelled |
150552 | news | 213 | Kelowna elementary school flagged for COVID-19 exposure |
150550 | news | 214 | Ottawa OKs return of Boeing Max aircraft to Canadian skies |
150540 | news | 215 | COVID-19 vaccinations underway in Salmon Arm |
150538 | news | 216 | COVID-19 outbreak at McKinney Place care home declared over |
150536 | news | 217 | Bylaw officer and Penticton resident given awards for intervening in sexual assault |
150532 | news | 218 | COVID-19 related deaths at Oliver, West Kelowna and Vernon senior care homes |
150530 | news | 219 | 253 new COVID-19 cases, 4 more deaths in Interior Health over the weekend |
150524 | news | 220 | Elk rescued from zip line in Youbou on Vancouver Island |
150521 | news | 221 | Glass smashed out of 10 bus shelters in Penticton |
150519 | news | 222 | Terry and Peggy, kittens born with 3-and-a-half legs, surrendered to BC SPCA |
150517 | news | 223 | Penticton mayor and MLA concerned about new homeless housing |
150515 | news | 224 | Abbotsford man killed in Highway 3 crash near Hedley |
150513 | news | 225 | Small tin in Kootenay man’s jacket pocket saved him from stabbing: RCMP |
150508 | news | 226 | Frustrated family denied access to B.C. Indigenous woman’s police shooting report |
150506 | news | 227 | B.C. adjusts COVID-19 vaccine rollout for delivery slowdown |
150502 | news | 228 | Dezi, a Delta police dog, retires on a high note after decade of service |
150500 | news | 229 | 5 British Columbians under 20 years old battled COVID-19 in ICU in recent weeks |
150498 | news | 230 | New laws would cement DFO accountability to depleted fish stocks |
150495 | news | 231 | Kootenay woman flees just before tree crushes house |
150548 | news | 232 | British Columbians keep Christmas lights on past holidays to combat ‘COVID-19 blues’ |
150490 | news | 233 | List of guilty pleas entered along with North Okanagan shootout |
150475 | news | 234 | Sheep’s quirky antics keep Salmon Arm couple entertained |
150473 | news | 235 | Workers on concrete pump assist Kelowna homeowner battling hot tub fire |
150471 | news | 236 | Arrest made for break-in to the Penticton Herald |
150465 | news | 237 | RCMP arrest impaired driver who rammed car near Penticton school |
150467 | news | 238 | Kelowna church fined a second time for violating public health order |
150461 | news | 239 | Okanagan cleanup task force helps ticket 60 people for illegally dumping in 2020 |
150458 | news | 240 | COVID-19 case confirmed at second Salmon Arm elementary school |
150451 | news | 241 | 2nd in-school violence incident in Mission, B.C, ends in arrest |
150449 | news | 242 | B.C.’s rapid response paramedics deployed to Williams Lake as COVID-19 cases climb |
150447 | news | 243 | CMHA Kelowna offers tips for managing winter blues during COVID-19 |
150463 | news | 244 | RCMP say ice climber seriously injured after reportedly falling 12 metres near Abraham Lake |
150445 | news | 245 | Nova Scotia’s presumed consent organ donation law now in effect |
150441 | news | 246 | Biden aims for unifying speech at daunting moment for U.S. |
150428 | news | 247 | Resident of Vernon’s Heron Grove retirement home tests positive for COVID-19 |
150426 | news | 248 | Documents show Biden plans to issue order to cancel Keystone XL on first day in office |
150436 | news | 249 | Group of B.C. doctors, engineers developing ‘bubble helmet’ for COVID-19 patients |
150424 | news | 250 | Teen praised for backcountry survival skills after getting lost in B.C.’s Cariboo mountains |
150422 | news | 251 | New video marks Canada’s contributions to first Gulf War on 30th anniversary |
150420 | news | 252 | No place for ‘far right’ in Conservative Party, Erin O’Toole says |
150414 | news | 253 | Critteraid hosts three adoption Sundays |
150412 | news | 254 | Canada’s spy-catching system caused delay, angst in Delisle case: former FBI official |
150410 | news | 255 | Care home staff struggle to isolate dementia patients during outbreaks: experts |
150406 | news | 256 | ‘Morally and ethically wrong:’ Court to hear challenge to Alberta coal policy removal |
150408 | news | 257 | Vernon Search and Rescue responds after family gets UTV stuck on SilverStar trails |
150393 | news | 258 | COVID exposure at Summerland Middle School |
150391 | news | 259 | Phil Spector, famed music producer and murderer, dies at 81 |
150389 | news | 260 | COVID-19: Provinces work on revised plans as Pfizer-BioNTech shipments to slow down |
150387 | news | 261 | Less pomp, very different circumstances as D.C. prepares to inaugurate Biden, Harris |
150385 | news | 262 | B.C. travel ban will harm struggling tourism sector, says industry coalition |
150381 | news | 263 | Canada surpasses 700,000 confirmed COVID-19 cases as provinces revisit vaccine plans |
150373 | news | 264 | ‘Targeted’ shooting in Coquitlam leaves woman in hospital |
150371 | news | 265 | COVID-19: Organizer of Kelowna anti-restriction protest ticketed for third time |
150369 | news | 266 | COVID-19 confirmed at 3 Kelowna schools |
150363 | news | 267 | The 10 most valuable homes in Revelstoke for 2020 |
150359 | news | 268 | Salmon Arm and Vernon see increase in new COVID cases, curve flattening elsewhere |
150356 | news | 269 | One of Canada’s oldest seniors, at 110 years old, gets COVID-19 vaccine at Surrey care home |
150353 | news | 270 | Salmon Arm retirement facility reopens social areas after COVID-19 |
150347 | news | 271 | A deer with 3 ears? Unique animal routinely visits B.C. property |
150367 | news | 272 | B.C. teachers say COVID-affected school year perfect time to end standardized tests |
150336 | news | 273 | VIDEO: Wobbly Cats a riot of flailing legs and paws but bundles of love and joy to their owner |
150332 | news | 274 | 86 new COVID-19 cases, two more deaths in Interior Health |
150328 | news | 275 | Two more COVID-19 deaths at Vernon care home |
150330 | news | 276 | Black Press Weekly Roundup: Top headlines this week |
150320 | news | 277 | B.C.’s COVID-19 spread steady with 509 new cases Friday |
150309 | news | 278 | 13 more cases of COVID-19 tied to Big White Mountain cluster |
150302 | news | 279 | Two Kelowna men arrested after Rutland home invasion |
150296 | news | 280 | After 30,000 tests, influenza virtually nowhere to be found in B.C. |
150294 | news | 281 | Okanagan-Shuswap says goodbye sunshine, hello winter |
150292 | news | 282 | Six more months for temporary Summerland Seniors Village adminstrator |
150290 | news | 283 | West Kelowna RCMP investigating reports of gunfire |
150288 | news | 284 | Vehicle found abandoned after fleeing Kelowna RCMP, avoiding spike belt |
150285 | news | 285 | Penticton 7-Eleven closed after employee tests positive for COVID-19 |
150283 | news | 286 | Government reinforces importance of anti-racism act on Black Shirt Day |
150280 | news | 287 | Closure considered after four cases of COVID-19 identified at Salmon Arm school |
150300 | news | 288 | Truck stolen in North Okanagan overnight |
150272 | news | 289 | 1 month closure planned for Highway 1 near Golden |
150268 | news | 290 | Port McNeill driver tells police he thought the pandemic meant no breathalyzers |
150266 | news | 291 | Summerland taxes expected to rise by 1.65% |
150260 | news | 292 | Landmark deal sees B.C. forest firms treat big cedars like a First Nation would |
150257 | news | 293 | Salmon Arm mother of 6 remembered following fatal Highway 97A crash |
150270 | news | 294 | UPDATE: North Okanagan student’s missing medical device found |
150253 | news | 295 | Coast Guard ramps up protections for B.C. whales |
150249 | news | 296 | Summerland cuts business license fees for 2021 |
150247 | news | 297 | Kelowna International Airport saw 64% decrease in passenger numbers in 2020 |
150244 | news | 298 | Proposed 46-storey tower dubbed ‘2020’ would be Kelowna’s tallest building |
150242 | news | 299 | ‘Dangerous situation’ inside busy Kelowna store prompts police presence |
150238 | news | 300 | Summerland waterfront is getting a new restaurant |
150232 | news | 301 | Salmon Arm councillor travels to Mexico over Christmas holiday |
150228 | news | 302 | No evidence that killer was in ‘psychotic state’ during Abbotsford school stabbing: Crown |
150218 | news | 303 | Kelowna Mountie transferred, fined after pointing gun at another officer |
150209 | news | 304 | 115 new COVID-19 cases, no new deaths in Interior Health |
150211 | news | 305 | Penticton woman wins part of her B.C. Human Rights Tribunal case |
150207 | news | 306 | COVID-19 exposure reported at Salmon Arm pool |
150205 | news | 307 | Peachland firefighters to get a pay raise |
150199 | news | 308 | More vaccine arrives as B.C. struggles with remote COVID-19 cases |
150196 | news | 309 | Windstorm introduces large tree to Vernon family’s shed |
150189 | news | 310 | Lake Country trims tax increase back to 3.25 per cent |
150179 | news | 311 | Two men sought for Jan. 7 South Okanagan stabbing |
150175 | news | 312 | Todd Stone says he’s not running for B.C. Liberal leadership |
150168 | news | 313 | 3 catalytic converters stolen from Okanagan Boys and Girls Clubs vehicles |
150166 | news | 314 | UPDATE: Telus services restored across Western Canada |
150164 | news | 315 | Erratic, sword-wielding man arrested in downtown Kelowna |
150153 | news | 316 | Victoria-area teenage killers, Kelly Ellard and Derik Lord, get parole privileges extended |
150151 | news | 317 | Two wanted by North Okanagan Mounties |
150147 | news | 318 | Kelowna buys waterfront land near Strathcona Park for $5M |
150141 | news | 319 | Storm breaks North Okanagan hospital’s heart |
150137 | news | 320 | B.C. considers provincial COVID-19 bubble as visitors come in |
150129 | news | 321 | Windstorm makes tap water unsafe for some Central Okanagan residents |
150123 | news | 322 | COVID-19 case confirmed at Central Okanagan school |
150070 | news | 323 | Shuswap school principal self-isolating after COVID-19 confirmation |
150066 | news | 324 | Another care home in Oliver reports its first COVID-19 related death |
150061 | news | 325 | Shuswap RCMP battle increasing trend of breaching of bail conditions |
150057 | news | 326 | Zoning amendment approved for Summerland property |
150027 | news | 327 | Okanagan sees highest January snowpack levels in eight years |
150017 | news | 328 | Penticton RCMP return grandson’s stolen birthday card |
150015 | news | 329 | City of Cranbrook files lawsuit against Winnipeg Ice, WHL |
150013 | news | 330 | One arrested after vehicle breaks down in Okanagan car wash |
149995 | news | 331 | South Okanagan man in critical condition after being hit by car |
149958 | news | 332 | Telephone fraudsters foiled by alert Shuswap resident |
149939 | news | 333 | Listening to podcast off phone app while driving not distracted driving, B.C. judge rules |
149907 | news | 334 | Snow levels above yearly average at Summerland sites |
149899 | news | 335 | RCMP and Interior Health working on mental health response |
149888 | news | 336 | Saanich driver tells police he was ‘only’ going 45 km/h over posted limit |
149784 | news | 337 | Man in hospital, dog dead after suspected impaired driving crash in B.C. Interior |
150970 | business | 1 | VantageOne staff urged to take tentative deal |
150948 | business | 2 | ‘Almost non-existent’ cold and cough season: P.E.I. lozenge plant lays off 30 workers |
150944 | business | 3 | Retail sales rise 1.3% to $55.2 billion in November as online shopping surges |
150905 | business | 4 | W-shaped recovery would be ‘very severe’ without government assistance: CMHC |
150843 | business | 5 | VantageOne workers back on the job following strike |
150839 | business | 6 | B.C. communities warned of upcoming RCMP unionization costs |
150721 | business | 7 | B.C. falling behind in maintenance of forest service roads |
150691 | business | 8 | Bank of Canada keeps key interest rate target on hold at 0.25% |
150651 | business | 9 | B.C. pilot program launches to help small businesses weather COVID |
150631 | business | 10 | B.C. gaming grants reorganized for COVID-19 priorities |
150469 | business | 11 | B.C. job training fund increased for developmentally disabled |
150456 | business | 12 | B.C. abandons border ID cards built into driver’s licence |
150443 | business | 13 | Annual pace of housing starts down in December: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp |
150395 | business | 14 | PHOTOS: Vernon’s hidden handmade furniture store |
150276 | business | 15 | South Okanagan fastest growing real estate market in B.C. |
151216 | sports | 1 | Kamloops Blazer paralyzed in snowboarding accident sparks fundraiser for family |
151099 | sports | 2 | Perry scores in Montreal debut, Habs down Vancouver 5-2 |
150929 | sports | 3 | Ex-Canuck Toffoli nets 2 as Habs dominate Vancouver 7-3 |
150888 | sports | 4 | Relief funds keep Okanagan in the game |
150830 | sports | 5 | With the season stalled West Kelowna Warrior ditches BCHL for U.S. |
150795 | sports | 6 | Horvat scores winner as Canucks dump Habs 6-5 in shootout thriller |
150661 | sports | 7 | CPL targets season kickoff on Victoria Day Weekend, providing authorities agree |
150546 | sports | 8 | Gaudreau has 2 points as Flames torch Vancouver Canucks 5-2 |
150404 | sports | 9 | Penticton speed skater in Netherlands for World Cup |
150375 | sports | 10 | Markstrom’s 32-save shutout lifts Flames to 3-0 win over Vancouver Canucks |
150226 | sports | 11 | Pickleball play hits the ice in Okanagan |
150102 | sports | 12 | Boeser scores 2, Vancouver Canucks dump Edmonton 5-3 in NHL season opener |
151186 | life | 1 | Diva Magic at Friends of Dorothy and beyond |
150934 | life | 2 | In Studio with tenor Isaiah Bell |
150723 | life | 3 | VIDEO: Boulevard Magazine Fashion Story at Seven Diamond Ranch in Merritt |
150439 | life | 4 | It’s A Piece Of Cake To Decorate |
151063 | opinion | 1 | LETTER: Thanks for supporting Summerland Food Bank |
151053 | opinion | 2 | COLUMN: Careful planning involved in proposed municipal budget |
151004 | opinion | 3 | LETTER: Historic poem is appropriate for new U.S. president |
151006 | opinion | 4 | Kootnekoff: 2019 new directions report on B.C.’s WCB |
150901 | opinion | 5 | Dyer: Stay the course on Carbon pricing |
150897 | opinion | 6 | LETTER: Lights along Summerland lakefront were appreciated |
150884 | opinion | 7 | Jocelyn’s Jottings: Want to make change? Here are some suggestions |
150681 | opinion | 8 | EDITORIAL: COVID-19 restrictions continue to affect us all |
151228 | home | 1 | Snowy days ahead for the Okanagan and Shuswap |
151218 | home | 2 | Penticton Search and Rescue members execute back-to-back rescues |
151192 | home | 3 | The end of hugs: How COVID-19 has changed daily life a year after Canada’s 1st case |
151179 | home | 4 | VIDEO: Former Vees anthem singer wants to bring her voice to the Canucks |
151174 | home | 5 | Okanagan Regional Library challenges young readers |
151156 | home | 6 | New COVID case at Penticton Superstore |
151122 | home | 7 | QUIZ: How much do you know about hockey? |
151033 | home | 8 | Okanagan high target for spring flooding |
151069 | home | 9 | Prepare for subzero weekend in South Okanagan |
151063 | home | 10 | LETTER: Thanks for supporting Summerland Food Bank |
151127 | home | 11 | Employers might be able to require COVID-19 vaccination from employees: B.C. lawyer |
151053 | home | 12 | COLUMN: Careful planning involved in proposed municipal budget |
151028 | home | 13 | 79 new COVID-19 cases, two deaths reported in Interior Health |
151025 | home | 14 | U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders spotted in Penticton |
151023 | home | 15 | Sunnybank long-term care in Oliver reports third COVID-19 death |
151030 | home | 16 | Turning 101, Penticton veteran looks back on life |
151020 | home | 17 | Thompson Okanagan Tourism Association president of Glenn Mandziuk temporarily steps aside |
151040 | home | 18 | Study: Embrace national long-term care standards |
151004 | home | 19 | LETTER: Historic poem is appropriate for new U.S. president |
150931 | home | 20 | Historic house was home to two Summerland mayors |
150913 | home | 21 | 95 new COVID-19 cases in Interior Health, two deaths |
150916 | home | 22 | General public shouldn’t expect vaccines until fall: Interior Health |
150907 | home | 23 | Overdose and suicide support group starts in Penticton |
150918 | home | 24 | Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen budget to rise by 2.8 per cent |
150903 | home | 25 | Donation to help with bathing room work at Summerland seniors facility |
150897 | home | 26 | LETTER: Lights along Summerland lakefront were appreciated |
150892 | home | 27 | B.C. awards Penticton’s Dede Dacyk and her dog Calypso |
150880 | home | 28 | Highway 97 Brewing gets green light to move to downtown Penticton |
150876 | home | 29 | No funding for Primary Care Networks from South Okanagan Similkameen Hospital District |
150888 | home | 30 | Relief funds keep Okanagan in the game |
150817 | home | 31 | Penticton Arts Council looking for help after Leir House vandalized |
150784 | home | 32 | Building and bylaw service up in 2020 for RDOS |
150774 | home | 33 | Interior Health sees 91 new COVID-19 cases, three more deaths |
150757 | home | 34 | Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen urges participation in census |
150731 | home | 35 | After 46 years in media, Moorhouse retires |
150725 | home | 36 | Overdose calls spike in 2020 across the Okanagan - Shuswap |
150681 | home | 37 | EDITORIAL: COVID-19 restrictions continue to affect us all |
150678 | home | 38 | Permanent residents of Summerland resort must move or face major fee increase |
150667 | home | 39 | 61 new COVID-19 cases, two more deaths in Interior Health |
150530 | home | 40 | 253 new COVID-19 cases, 4 more deaths in Interior Health over the weekend |
150521 | home | 41 | Glass smashed out of 10 bus shelters in Penticton |
150517 | home | 42 | Penticton mayor and MLA concerned about new homeless housing |
150414 | home | 43 | Critteraid hosts three adoption Sundays |
150404 | home | 44 | Penticton speed skater in Netherlands for World Cup |
150393 | home | 45 | COVID exposure at Summerland Middle School |
150377 | home | 46 | QUIZ: Are you ready for some winter sports? |
150359 | home | 47 | Salmon Arm and Vernon see increase in new COVID cases, curve flattening elsewhere |
150332 | home | 48 | 86 new COVID-19 cases, two more deaths in Interior Health |
150294 | home | 49 | Okanagan-Shuswap says goodbye sunshine, hello winter |
150292 | home | 50 | Six more months for temporary Summerland Seniors Village adminstrator |
150276 | home | 51 | South Okanagan fastest growing real estate market in B.C. |
150266 | home | 52 | Summerland taxes expected to rise by 1.65% |
150264 | home | 53 | Keremeos Royal Canadian Legion branch receives federal support |
150249 | home | 54 | Summerland cuts business license fees for 2021 |
150238 | home | 55 | Summerland waterfront is getting a new restaurant |
150223 | home | 56 | Explore Scottish culture with new Penticton television series |
150209 | home | 57 | 115 new COVID-19 cases, no new deaths in Interior Health |
150139 | home | 58 | Well-known Penticton couple make major donation to PRH’s oncology department |
150205 | home | 59 | Peachland firefighters to get a pay raise |
150057 | home | 60 | Zoning amendment approved for Summerland property |
150049 | home | 61 | Province adds 168 hectares to park and protected land in Okanagan Similkameen |
150027 | home | 62 | Okanagan sees highest January snowpack levels in eight years |
149952 | home | 63 | Early Summerland researcher pioneered greenhouse use |
149907 | home | 64 | Snow levels above yearly average at Summerland sites |
143022 | bignews | 1 | B.C. Votes 2020: Incumbent Dan Ashton heading towards third term in Penticton |
151262 | home2 | 1 | Kelowna, West Kelowna still looking to opt-out of speculation tax |
151253 | home2 | 2 | B.C. now has three cases of South African COVID-19 variant, six of U.K. strain |
151211 | home2 | 3 | Great Canadian Gaming CEO resigns after being accused of sneaking into Yukon for vaccine |
151245 | home2 | 4 | Doorman of makeshift ‘booze-can’ in Vancouver apartment fined; police look to court order |
151237 | home2 | 5 | Kelowna couple welcomes baby girl from Hotel Zed Nooner campaign |
151231 | home2 | 6 | Abbotsford Tulip Festival is closing, with plans to rebloom in Armstrong |
151224 | home2 | 7 | Museum rounds up North Okanagan’s wild west past |
151222 | home2 | 8 | North Okanagan nature centre online with gaming grant |
151220 | home2 | 9 | Tires slashed at three North Okanagan residences |
151216 | home2 | 10 | Kamloops Blazer paralyzed in snowboarding accident sparks fundraiser for family |
151209 | home2 | 11 | B.C. dentists argue for COVID-19 vaccine priority after ‘disappointing’ exclusion from plan |
151204 | home2 | 12 | B.C. drivers caught crossing, merging over solid white lines face hefty fine |
151119 | home2 | 13 | Salmon Arm boy rests world-record attempt on single Jenga brick |
151202 | home2 | 14 | Couple charged after travelling to Yukon to get COVID-19 vaccine |
151200 | home2 | 15 | Metis Nation of B.C. suspends president, citing ‘breach’ of policies, procedures |
151196 | home2 | 16 | Payette shouldn’t get same benefits as other ex-governors general: O’Toole |
151190 | home2 | 17 | First snowfall of 2021 |
151188 | home2 | 18 | Two Kelowna flights flagged for COVID-19 onboard |
151170 | home2 | 19 | Drug users at greater risk of dying as services scale back in second wave of COVID-19 |
151183 | home2 | 20 | Stolen truck involved in Okanagan hit-and-run |
151164 | home2 | 21 | ‘We’re still in it’: Wet’suwet’en push forward on rights recognition |
151146 | home2 | 22 | Early morning downtown Kelowna dumpster fire deemed suspicious |
151143 | home2 | 23 | Top doctor urges Canadians to keep up with COVID measures, even as vaccines roll out |
151141 | home2 | 24 | B.C. Mounties commended for bringing firewood to elderly woman |
151135 | home2 | 25 | ‘It wasn’t called COVID at the time:’ One year since Canada’s first COVID-19 case |
151130 | home2 | 26 | Taxi companies lose court bid to quash Uber, Lyft approvals in British Columbia |
151102 | home2 | 27 | Enderby farmers caught between coyotes and bylaw tickets |
151097 | home2 | 28 | Another COVID-19 exposure confirmed at Kelowna school |
151080 | home2 | 29 | ‘Unexpected and heartwarming’: Okanagan community supports paramedics |
151076 | home2 | 30 | Vintage military aircraft moving from Chilliwack to new home at B.C. Aviation Museum |
151073 | home2 | 32 | North Okanagan bird count shows decrease in swan and eagle numbers |
151071 | home2 | 33 | Okanagan Indian Band seeks nominations for upcoming election |
151067 | home2 | 34 | Lake Country firefighters help deliver baby boy |
151059 | home2 | 35 | VIDEO: Security cameras capture ‘just one more assault’ near B.C. high school |
151057 | home2 | 36 | Arrest made in indecent acts near South Okanagan schools |
151055 | home2 | 37 | Individual at Central Okanagan school tests positive for COVID-19 |
151065 | home2 | 38 | Oklahoma lawmaker proposes ‘Bigfoot’ hunting season |
151049 | home2 | 39 | Federal minister touts need for new B.C. economic development agency |
151044 | home2 | 40 | Larry King, broadcasting giant for half-century, dies at 87 |
151038 | home2 | 41 | Drowning death in North Saanich likely B.C.’s first in for 2021 |
151042 | home2 | 42 | Proposed law honouring murdered B.C. teen at a standstill, lacks government support |
151018 | home2 | 43 | 31 cases of COVID-19 variants detected in Canada: Health officials |
151015 | home2 | 44 | Tempers fly over a pricey picnic shelter in the North Westside |
151011 | home2 | 45 | 11 more COVID-19 cases linked to Big White cluster |
151009 | home2 | 46 | COVID-19 outbreak declared at Kamloops’ Royal Inland Hospital surgical unit |
151002 | home2 | 47 | B.C.’s COVID-19 infection rate stays stable with 508 cases Friday |
150998 | home2 | 48 | ‘It’s incredibly upsetting’: Kelowna health care worker demands WestJet ticket refund |
150996 | home2 | 49 | Bernie Sanders makes guest appearance municipal staff meeting in B.C. |
151000 | home2 | 50 | Wild gopher snakes aren’t pets: Vernon conservation officer |
150994 | home2 | 51 | Prince George school district settles with sexual abuse victim |
150991 | home2 | 52 | It takes a town to build a truck: The Oliver Fire Department gets creative |
150987 | home2 | 53 | New COVID-19 protocols set for provincial courthouses |
150989 | home2 | 54 | VIDEO: Man spits on 7-Eleven manager over mask rule, sparking Vancouver police probe |
150980 | home2 | 55 | B.C.’s busiest SAR team raises alarm after 2021 begins with fatality, multiple rescues |
150976 | home2 | 56 | Mysterious group serves notice to Okanagan-Shuswap mayors, demanding end to ‘unlawful’ COVID rules |
150985 | home2 | 57 | Upgrades trail in for Okanagan campgrounds |
150970 | home2 | 58 | VantageOne staff urged to take tentative deal |
150968 | home2 | 59 | Fraud alert issued by North Okanagan police |
150964 | home2 | 60 | First Indigenous territory recognition made in Lake Country |
150958 | home2 | 61 | Police hunt for woman charged in ‘horrific’ assault who failed to return to Surrey halfway house |
150956 | home2 | 62 | Parents, former students describe ‘culture of bullying’ in Mission school district |
150950 | home2 | 63 | Trudeau, Biden to talk today as death of Keystone XL reverberates in Canada |
150948 | home2 | 64 | ‘Almost non-existent’ cold and cough season: P.E.I. lozenge plant lays off 30 workers |
150940 | home2 | 65 | Authorities confirm COVID-19 exposure in Central Okanagan school |
150938 | home2 | 66 | Temporary emergency shelter opens in Central Okanagan |
150936 | home2 | 67 | Kelowna won’t look at nixing automatic pay raises for council, mayor |
150927 | home2 | 68 | Police probe U-Haul trailer linked to illicit drugs left outside Cache Creek motel |
150925 | home2 | 69 | Interprovincial travel restrictions a no-go, Horgan says after reviewing legal options |
150923 | home2 | 70 | Court hears of victim’s injuries in West Kelowna attempted murder trial |
150911 | home2 | 71 | Disgraced Kelowna social worker faces another class-action lawsuit |
151006 | home2 | 72 | Kootnekoff: 2019 new directions report on B.C.’s WCB |
150901 | home2 | 73 | Dyer: Stay the course on Carbon pricing |
150899 | home2 | 74 | Big White cancels $7.3M in lift tickets, accommodations due to COVID-19 orders |
150884 | home2 | 75 | Jocelyn’s Jottings: Want to make change? Here are some suggestions |
150882 | home2 | 76 | Hedley residents under do-not-consume-water order due to arsenic levels |
150874 | home2 | 77 | Kelowna RCMP warn of ‘sextortion’ scams |
150872 | home2 | 78 | Kelowna homeless forced to ‘perform’ for resources, says UBCO study |
150870 | home2 | 79 | Gov. Gen. Julie Payette resigns, apologizes for ‘tensions’ at Rideau Hall |
150868 | home2 | 80 | West Kelowna cuts mowing contract, saves over $200k |
150865 | home2 | 81 | Princeton Copper Mountain Mine worker tests positive for COVID |
150859 | home2 | 82 | Passengers unfazed as WestJet returns Boeing 737 Max to service on Vancouver flight |
150791 | home2 | 83 | Police provide description of ‘inappropriately dressed’ man near South Okanagan middle school |
150852 | home2 | 84 | Good Samaritan turns in cash-filled wallet to Vernon Mounties |
150847 | home2 | 85 | PHOTOS: SFU researchers find evidence of ‘giant’ predatory worms on ocean floor |
150845 | home2 | 86 | South Okanagan COVID-19 numbers continue downward trend |
150861 | home2 | 87 | Stolen truck that rammed car in Lake Country sought |
150843 | home2 | 88 | VantageOne workers back on the job following strike |
150841 | home2 | 89 | January COVID case numbers in Salmon Arm area already exceed 2020 total |
150839 | home2 | 90 | B.C. communities warned of upcoming RCMP unionization costs |
150836 | home2 | 91 | Children’s charity benefits from Cannery Brewing’s photos with Santa |
150833 | home2 | 92 | Snowmobiler found safe after Princeton GSAR takes a midnight ride |
150828 | home2 | 93 | Central Okanagan weekly COVID-19 numbers increase slightly |
150830 | home2 | 94 | With the season stalled West Kelowna Warrior ditches BCHL for U.S. |
150824 | home2 | 95 | B.C. nurse suspended after using Tensor bandage to trap long-term care patient in room |
150826 | home2 | 96 | After donating his kidney, Abbotsford hotdog king starts donor campaign |
150821 | home2 | 97 | Haida activist calls for hefty fines, jail time against those who claim to be Indigenous |
150815 | home2 | 98 | Man allegedly bites Vancouver cop during arrest for outstanding warrant |
150813 | home2 | 99 | Kelowna woman in shock after scratching $3M lottery ticket |
150811 | home2 | 100 | Supreme Court quashes review of B.C. conservation officer who refused to euthanize bears |
150809 | home2 | 101 | Interior Health says COVID positivity rates in Fernie area actually 10-12% |
150807 | home2 | 102 | Dutch man, 94, facing unwanted trip home can stay in B.C. with wife of 45 years |
150803 | home2 | 104 | Trudeau will be first foreign leader to speak with Biden on Friday: White House |
150797 | home2 | 105 | B.C. Premier, health officials to discuss next steps in COVID immunization plan |
150795 | home2 | 106 | Horvat scores winner as Canucks dump Habs 6-5 in shootout thriller |
150793 | home2 | 107 | Interior Health declares Cariboo Chilcotin region a COVID-19 cluster, 215 cases since Jan. 1 |
150788 | home2 | 108 | Minor injuries in rollover after vehicle hits Vernon crosswalk pole |
150782 | home2 | 109 | Penticton interested in new public washroom concept to combat vandalism |
150780 | home2 | 110 | Street mailbox vandals strike Penticton drop boxes |
150786 | home2 | 111 | Youth sentenced in Kelowna Canada Day killing |
150776 | home2 | 112 | Kelowna’s new downtown campus to help alleviate UBCO’s space crunch |
150772 | home2 | 113 | Two more deaths at Vernon care home |
150768 | home2 | 114 | Controversial logging will cut 4% of ‘sensitive’ Armstrong forest area: Ministry |
150763 | home2 | 115 | PHOTOS: Dumpster fire behind Vernon shopping mall |
150761 | home2 | 116 | Inadequate safety training a factor in teen BMX star’s workplace death in 2019 |
150745 | home2 | 117 | Female orcas less likely to feed in presence of vessel traffic: study |
150739 | home2 | 118 | Transport Canada not budging on enclosed deck rules, despite calls from BC Ferries union |
150737 | home2 | 119 | 1-in-5 COVID tests coming back positive in and around Fernie, sparking concern |
150733 | home2 | 120 | ‘You can’t make this stuff up’: Stories from the B.C. CounterAttack campaign |
150728 | home2 | 121 | Video of man doing backflip off Vancouver bridge draws police condemnation |
150721 | home2 | 122 | B.C. falling behind in maintenance of forest service roads |
150717 | home2 | 123 | Public provoking blamed for moose chasing Okanagan residents |
150715 | home2 | 124 | Woman steals bottles of wine after brandishing stun baton in New Westminster |
150712 | home2 | 125 | UPDATED: Vancouver Island paddle boarder’s orca encounter brings joy and outrage |
150710 | home2 | 126 | Salmon Arm daycare owner upset by rumours related to positive COVID-19 test |
150706 | home2 | 127 | BC Housing panel peppered with questions about Skaha housing project |
150708 | home2 | 128 | Residents urged to watch for rockfalls on Okanagan Rail Trail |
150704 | home2 | 129 | Canadian malls, conference centres, hotels offer up space for COVID vaccination centres |
150695 | home2 | 130 | Joe Biden has been sworn in as the 46th president of the United States |
150689 | home2 | 131 | ‘End of the road:’ Truck driver in Humboldt Broncos crash awaits deportation decision |
150685 | home2 | 132 | B.C. photographer takes top Canadian Geographic photo prize |
150663 | home2 | 133 | 28 more cases of COVID-19 linked to Big White cluster |
150659 | home2 | 134 | Salmon Arm pedestrian dies after being hit by truck along Highway 1 |
150657 | home2 | 135 | Moose chases two people near North Okanagan school |
150655 | home2 | 136 | Kelowna mountain development sold for $22M |
150673 | home2 | 137 | PHOTOS: B.C. man designs ‘box office’ solution for those working from home |
150653 | home2 | 138 | VIDEO: Emergency room doctor runs through pros and cons of various masks |
150649 | home2 | 139 | VIDEO: Tip to Metro Vancouver transit police helps woman 4,000 km away in Ohio |
150645 | home2 | 140 | British Columbia government lax on cybersecurity practices, auditor reports |
150637 | home2 | 141 | Penticton seeks $300K grant to help address opioid crisis |
150635 | home2 | 142 | ‘Just a blood bath’: Woman recounts finding victim during West Kelowna attempted murder trial |
150633 | home2 | 143 | Man arrested after hours-long standoff in Kelowna |
150631 | home2 | 144 | B.C. gaming grants reorganized for COVID-19 priorities |
150628 | home2 | 145 | ‘Cocaine bananas’ arrive at Kelowna grocery stores after mix up from Colombia: RCMP |
150610 | home2 | 146 | VIDEO: Stigma against Indigenous people is a ‘social sickness’ |
150605 | home2 | 147 | VIDEO: Seal hunting, not being hunted in video shot off Victoria waterfront |
150603 | home2 | 148 | Revelstoke councillor accused of sexually abusing Langley teen while school chaperone |
150598 | home2 | 149 | Trudeau vows to keep up the fight to sway U.S. on merits of Keystone XL pipeline |
150593 | home2 | 150 | Animal adoptions skyrocket during pandemic: South Okanagan BC SPCA |
150591 | home2 | 151 | Hotel associations push back against any potential ban on inter-provincial, non-essential travel restrictions |
150588 | home2 | 152 | Shuswap golf course applies for bylaw amendment to develop up to 151 RV lots |
150583 | home2 | 153 | COVID-19 case reported at Salmon Arm West Elementary |
150581 | home2 | 154 | Rapid COVID tests in long-term care key during vaccine rollout: B.C. care providers |
150579 | home2 | 155 | Lake Country looks at big-ticket projects |
150576 | home2 | 156 | Several ‘owners’ claim lost North Okanagan dog as theirs |
150574 | home2 | 157 | B.C. turns to second doses of COVID-19 vaccine as supplies slow |
150572 | home2 | 158 | Penticton Airport sees 75 per cent drop in use in 2020 |
150570 | home2 | 159 | B.C. funding training of mental health workers at four post-secondary institutions |
150568 | home2 | 160 | No Pfizer vaccines arriving in Canada next week; feds still expect 4M doses by end of March |
150566 | home2 | 161 | Couple fined $460 after pretending to cough at customers in Vancouver gym: police |
150564 | home2 | 162 | Guilt-free screen time: Revelstoke moms launch children’s video podcast |
150562 | home2 | 163 | Impaired driver pulled off Vernon road thanks to public tip |
150560 | home2 | 164 | Canadians who have had COVID-19 should still get the vaccine, experts say |
150558 | home2 | 165 | Poll finds strong support for COVID-19 curfews despite doubts about effectiveness |
150552 | home2 | 166 | Kelowna elementary school flagged for COVID-19 exposure |
150540 | home2 | 167 | COVID-19 vaccinations underway in Salmon Arm |
150538 | home2 | 168 | COVID-19 outbreak at McKinney Place care home declared over |
150536 | home2 | 169 | Bylaw officer and Penticton resident given awards for intervening in sexual assault |
150532 | home2 | 170 | COVID-19 related deaths at Oliver, West Kelowna and Vernon senior care homes |
150543 | home2 | 171 | North Okanagan students’ art featured on Premier’s cards |
150527 | home2 | 172 | Woman gives Victoria-area jail 4.5-star review in handwritten card to police after arrest |
150524 | home2 | 173 | Elk rescued from zip line in Youbou on Vancouver Island |
150515 | home2 | 174 | Abbotsford man killed in Highway 3 crash near Hedley |
150513 | home2 | 175 | Small tin in Kootenay man’s jacket pocket saved him from stabbing: RCMP |
150510 | home2 | 176 | Owners sought after dog ‘dumped’ near North Okanagan school |
150508 | home2 | 177 | Frustrated family denied access to B.C. Indigenous woman’s police shooting report |
150502 | home2 | 178 | Dezi, a Delta police dog, retires on a high note after decade of service |
150500 | home2 | 179 | 5 British Columbians under 20 years old battled COVID-19 in ICU in recent weeks |
150498 | home2 | 180 | New laws would cement DFO accountability to depleted fish stocks |
150495 | home2 | 181 | Kootenay woman flees just before tree crushes house |
150548 | home2 | 182 | British Columbians keep Christmas lights on past holidays to combat ‘COVID-19 blues’ |
150490 | home2 | 183 | List of guilty pleas entered along with North Okanagan shootout |
150475 | home2 | 184 | Sheep’s quirky antics keep Salmon Arm couple entertained |
150473 | home2 | 185 | Workers on concrete pump assist Kelowna homeowner battling hot tub fire |
150471 | home2 | 186 | Arrest made for break-in to the Penticton Herald |
150469 | home2 | 187 | B.C. job training fund increased for developmentally disabled |
150465 | home2 | 188 | RCMP arrest impaired driver who rammed car near Penticton school |
150467 | home2 | 189 | Kelowna church fined a second time for violating public health order |
150461 | home2 | 190 | Okanagan cleanup task force helps ticket 60 people for illegally dumping in 2020 |
150458 | home2 | 191 | COVID-19 case confirmed at second Salmon Arm elementary school |
150456 | home2 | 192 | B.C. abandons border ID cards built into driver’s licence |
150451 | home2 | 193 | 2nd in-school violence incident in Mission, B.C, ends in arrest |
150449 | home2 | 194 | B.C.’s rapid response paramedics deployed to Williams Lake as COVID-19 cases climb |
150463 | home2 | 195 | RCMP say ice climber seriously injured after reportedly falling 12 metres near Abraham Lake |
150441 | home2 | 196 | Biden aims for unifying speech at daunting moment for U.S. |
150428 | home2 | 197 | Resident of Vernon’s Heron Grove retirement home tests positive for COVID-19 |
150436 | home2 | 198 | Group of B.C. doctors, engineers developing ‘bubble helmet’ for COVID-19 patients |
150424 | home2 | 199 | Teen praised for backcountry survival skills after getting lost in B.C.’s Cariboo mountains |
150420 | home2 | 200 | No place for ‘far right’ in Conservative Party, Erin O’Toole says |
150418 | home2 | 201 | ‘Blue Monday’ getting you down? Exercise may be the cure, say experts |
150408 | home2 | 202 | Vernon Search and Rescue responds after family gets UTV stuck on SilverStar trails |
150395 | home2 | 203 | PHOTOS: Vernon’s hidden handmade furniture store |
150389 | home2 | 204 | COVID-19: Provinces work on revised plans as Pfizer-BioNTech shipments to slow down |
150385 | home2 | 205 | B.C. travel ban will harm struggling tourism sector, says industry coalition |
150373 | home2 | 206 | ‘Targeted’ shooting in Coquitlam leaves woman in hospital |
150371 | home2 | 207 | COVID-19: Organizer of Kelowna anti-restriction protest ticketed for third time |
150369 | home2 | 208 | COVID-19 confirmed at 3 Kelowna schools |
150363 | home2 | 209 | The 10 most valuable homes in Revelstoke for 2020 |
150356 | home2 | 210 | One of Canada’s oldest seniors, at 110 years old, gets COVID-19 vaccine at Surrey care home |
150353 | home2 | 211 | Salmon Arm retirement facility reopens social areas after COVID-19 |
150347 | home2 | 212 | A deer with 3 ears? Unique animal routinely visits B.C. property |
150367 | home2 | 213 | B.C. teachers say COVID-affected school year perfect time to end standardized tests |
150296 | home2 | 214 | After 30,000 tests, influenza virtually nowhere to be found in B.C. |
150336 | home2 | 215 | VIDEO: Wobbly Cats a riot of flailing legs and paws but bundles of love and joy to their owner |
150328 | home2 | 216 | Two more COVID-19 deaths at Vernon care home |
150309 | home2 | 217 | 13 more cases of COVID-19 tied to Big White Mountain cluster |
150302 | home2 | 218 | Two Kelowna men arrested after Rutland home invasion |
150338 | home2 | 219 | Catch a Yeti in the North Okanagan |
150288 | home2 | 220 | Vehicle found abandoned after fleeing Kelowna RCMP, avoiding spike belt |
150290 | home2 | 221 | West Kelowna RCMP investigating reports of gunfire |
150285 | home2 | 222 | Penticton 7-Eleven closed after employee tests positive for COVID-19 |
150283 | home2 | 223 | Government reinforces importance of anti-racism act on Black Shirt Day |
150280 | home2 | 224 | Closure considered after four cases of COVID-19 identified at Salmon Arm school |
150278 | home2 | 225 | Pandemic postpones parade, heart of Vernon Winter Carnival |
150300 | home2 | 226 | Truck stolen in North Okanagan overnight |
150272 | home2 | 227 | 1 month closure planned for Highway 1 near Golden |
150268 | home2 | 228 | Port McNeill driver tells police he thought the pandemic meant no breathalyzers |
150262 | home2 | 229 | Kelowna musician’s anti-bullying anthem receives international award |
150260 | home2 | 230 | Landmark deal sees B.C. forest firms treat big cedars like a First Nation would |
150257 | home2 | 231 | Salmon Arm mother of 6 remembered following fatal Highway 97A crash |
150270 | home2 | 232 | UPDATE: North Okanagan student’s missing medical device found |
150253 | home2 | 233 | Coast Guard ramps up protections for B.C. whales |
150247 | home2 | 234 | Kelowna International Airport saw 64% decrease in passenger numbers in 2020 |
150244 | home2 | 235 | Proposed 46-storey tower dubbed ‘2020’ would be Kelowna’s tallest building |
150242 | home2 | 236 | ‘Dangerous situation’ inside busy Kelowna store prompts police presence |
150232 | home2 | 237 | Salmon Arm councillor travels to Mexico over Christmas holiday |
150228 | home2 | 238 | No evidence that killer was in ‘psychotic state’ during Abbotsford school stabbing: Crown |
150218 | home2 | 239 | Kelowna Mountie transferred, fined after pointing gun at another officer |
150211 | home2 | 240 | Penticton woman wins part of her B.C. Human Rights Tribunal case |
150207 | home2 | 241 | COVID-19 exposure reported at Salmon Arm pool |
150199 | home2 | 242 | More vaccine arrives as B.C. struggles with remote COVID-19 cases |
150196 | home2 | 243 | Windstorm introduces large tree to Vernon family’s shed |
150189 | home2 | 244 | Lake Country trims tax increase back to 3.25 per cent |
150179 | home2 | 245 | Two men sought for Jan. 7 South Okanagan stabbing |
150175 | home2 | 246 | Todd Stone says he’s not running for B.C. Liberal leadership |
150168 | home2 | 247 | 3 catalytic converters stolen from Okanagan Boys and Girls Clubs vehicles |
150166 | home2 | 248 | UPDATE: Telus services restored across Western Canada |
150164 | home2 | 249 | Erratic, sword-wielding man arrested in downtown Kelowna |
150153 | home2 | 250 | Victoria-area teenage killers, Kelly Ellard and Derik Lord, get parole privileges extended |
150155 | home2 | 251 | COLUMN: Overcoming unimaginable odds in health care |
150151 | home2 | 252 | Two wanted by North Okanagan Mounties |
150147 | home2 | 253 | Kelowna buys waterfront land near Strathcona Park for $5M |
150145 | home2 | 254 | Technical issues leave some Sickle Point Questions unanswered |
150141 | home2 | 255 | Storm breaks North Okanagan hospital’s heart |
150137 | home2 | 256 | B.C. considers provincial COVID-19 bubble as visitors come in |
150129 | home2 | 257 | Windstorm makes tap water unsafe for some Central Okanagan residents |
150123 | home2 | 258 | COVID-19 case confirmed at Central Okanagan school |
150102 | home2 | 259 | Boeser scores 2, Vancouver Canucks dump Edmonton 5-3 in NHL season opener |
150070 | home2 | 260 | Shuswap school principal self-isolating after COVID-19 confirmation |
150066 | home2 | 261 | Another care home in Oliver reports its first COVID-19 related death |
150061 | home2 | 262 | Shuswap RCMP battle increasing trend of breaching of bail conditions |
150017 | home2 | 263 | Penticton RCMP return grandson’s stolen birthday card |
150015 | home2 | 264 | City of Cranbrook files lawsuit against Winnipeg Ice, WHL |
150013 | home2 | 265 | One arrested after vehicle breaks down in Okanagan car wash |
149995 | home2 | 266 | South Okanagan man in critical condition after being hit by car |
149958 | home2 | 267 | Telephone fraudsters foiled by alert Shuswap resident |
149939 | home2 | 268 | Listening to podcast off phone app while driving not distracted driving, B.C. judge rules |
149899 | home2 | 269 | RCMP and Interior Health working on mental health response |
149888 | home2 | 270 | Saanich driver tells police he was ‘only’ going 45 km/h over posted limit |
151224 | entertainment | 1 | Museum rounds up North Okanagan’s wild west past |
151179 | entertainment | 2 | VIDEO: Former Vees anthem singer wants to bring her voice to the Canucks |
151044 | entertainment | 3 | Larry King, broadcasting giant for half-century, dies at 87 |
150996 | entertainment | 4 | Bernie Sanders makes guest appearance municipal staff meeting in B.C. |
150890 | entertainment | 5 | Canada’s movie theatre association calls out ‘absurdity’ of B.C. theatres closures |
150564 | entertainment | 6 | Guilt-free screen time: Revelstoke moms launch children’s video podcast |
150338 | entertainment | 7 | Catch a Yeti in the North Okanagan |
150278 | entertainment | 8 | Pandemic postpones parade, heart of Vernon Winter Carnival |
150262 | entertainment | 9 | Kelowna musician’s anti-bullying anthem receives international award |
151239 | trending-now | 1 | VIDEO: Vintage military plane gets towed from Chilliwack to Greater Victoria |
151237 | trending-now | 2 | Kelowna couple welcomes baby girl from Hotel Zed Nooner campaign |
151231 | trending-now | 3 | Abbotsford Tulip Festival is closing, with plans to rebloom in Armstrong |
151198 | trending-now | 4 | Budweiser joins Coke, Pepsi brands in sitting out Super Bowl |
151104 | trending-now | 5 | PHOTOS: Bernie Sanders visits B.C. landmarks through the magic of photo editing |
151122 | trending-now | 6 | QUIZ: How much do you know about hockey? |
151065 | trending-now | 7 | Oklahoma lawmaker proposes ‘Bigfoot’ hunting season |
151036 | trending-now | 8 | Unofficial holidays: Here’s what people are celebrating for the week of Jan. 24 to 30 |
150983 | trending-now | 9 | Value Village workers return $85K found in donation bag to elderly woman in Vancouver |
150909 | trending-now | 10 | The 21st day of the 21st year of the 21st century is upon us |
150847 | trending-now | 11 | PHOTOS: SFU researchers find evidence of ‘giant’ predatory worms on ocean floor |
150857 | trending-now | 12 | Winter is coming: 1st edition, signed Game of Thrones books for sale in Greater Victoria |
150863 | trending-now | 13 | Health resolutions top of mind for Canadians in 2021 in wake of COVID: survey |
150673 | trending-now | 14 | PHOTOS: B.C. man designs ‘box office’ solution for those working from home |
150623 | trending-now | 15 | The winners of the Amateur Photographer of the Year contest are… |
150600 | trending-now | 16 | B.C. company turning fly larvae into pet food gets $6M in federal funds |
150586 | trending-now | 17 | Netflix and Chat: How streaming watch parties are boosting new viewing platforms |
150527 | trending-now | 18 | Woman gives Victoria-area jail 4.5-star review in handwritten card to police after arrest |
150418 | trending-now | 19 | ‘Blue Monday’ getting you down? Exercise may be the cure, say experts |
150377 | trending-now | 20 | QUIZ: Are you ready for some winter sports? |
151222 | community | 1 | North Okanagan nature centre online with gaming grant |
151190 | community | 2 | First snowfall of 2021 |
151174 | community | 3 | Okanagan Regional Library challenges young readers |
151025 | community | 5 | U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders spotted in Penticton |
151023 | community | 6 | Sunnybank long-term care in Oliver reports third COVID-19 death |
151030 | community | 7 | Turning 101, Penticton veteran looks back on life |
151047 | community | 8 | WATCH: ‘Total freedom’: pilots fly in formation over Okanagan cities |
150985 | community | 9 | Upgrades trail in for Okanagan campgrounds |
150964 | community | 10 | First Indigenous territory recognition made in Lake Country |
150931 | community | 11 | Historic house was home to two Summerland mayors |
150916 | community | 12 | General public shouldn’t expect vaccines until fall: Interior Health |
150892 | community | 13 | B.C. awards Penticton’s Dede Dacyk and her dog Calypso |
150876 | community | 14 | No funding for Primary Care Networks from South Okanagan Similkameen Hospital District |
150852 | community | 15 | Good Samaritan turns in cash-filled wallet to Vernon Mounties |
150836 | community | 16 | Children’s charity benefits from Cannery Brewing’s photos with Santa |
150817 | community | 17 | Penticton Arts Council looking for help after Leir House vandalized |
150778 | community | 18 | BC SPCA gets creative with fundraising as pandemic continues |
150731 | community | 19 | After 46 years in media, Moorhouse retires |
150683 | community | 20 | Kelowna-area pig sanctuary needs a new home |
150543 | community | 21 | North Okanagan students’ art featured on Premier’s cards |
150510 | community | 22 | Owners sought after dog ‘dumped’ near North Okanagan school |
150414 | community | 23 | Critteraid hosts three adoption Sundays |
150292 | community | 24 | Six more months for temporary Summerland Seniors Village adminstrator |
150264 | community | 25 | Keremeos Royal Canadian Legion branch receives federal support |
150223 | community | 26 | Explore Scottish culture with new Penticton television series |
150145 | community | 27 | Technical issues leave some Sickle Point Questions unanswered |
150139 | community | 28 | Well-known Penticton couple make major donation to PRH’s oncology department |
150049 | community | 29 | Province adds 168 hectares to park and protected land in Okanagan Similkameen |
149952 | community | 30 | Early Summerland researcher pioneered greenhouse use |
151259 | marketplace | 1 | 5 reasons your career search just got easier |
151063 | letters | 1 | LETTER: Thanks for supporting Summerland Food Bank |
151004 | letters | 2 | LETTER: Historic poem is appropriate for new U.S. president |
150897 | letters | 3 | LETTER: Lights along Summerland lakefront were appreciated |
150155 | letters | 4 | COLUMN: Overcoming unimaginable odds in health care |
151239 | video | 1 | VIDEO: Vintage military plane gets towed from Chilliwack to Greater Victoria |
151214 | video | 2 | B.C. care home visitor access to expand by March, Dix says |
151104 | video | 3 | PHOTOS: Bernie Sanders visits B.C. landmarks through the magic of photo editing |
151036 | video | 4 | Unofficial holidays: Here’s what people are celebrating for the week of Jan. 24 to 30 |
151013 | video | 5 | Black Press Weekly Roundup: Top headlines of the week |
151047 | video | 6 | WATCH: ‘Total freedom’: pilots fly in formation over Okanagan cities |
150673 | photo-galleries | 1 | PHOTOS: B.C. man designs ‘box office’ solution for those working from home |
99862 | sip-savour | 1 | Raise your glass: Award-winning spirits, handcrafted on Vancouver Island |
128095 | travel | 1 | Discover Summerland, BC |
150671 | travel | 2 | ‘Biggest bobcat I’ve ever seen’: Vernon-area photographer |