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HEALTH3 months ago
BC Supreme Court Dismisses Vernon Chiropractor’s Appeal in Sexual Assault Case
BC Supreme Court Justice Briana Hardwick has dismissed the appeal of Vernon chiropractor Murray Stephen Kievit following his 2021 sexual assault conviction.
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COMMUNITY3 months agoFast-Moving Okanagan Wildfires Force Evacuations as Residents Await Word on Their Homes
Wildfires near Okanagan Lake force thousands of evacuations, destroying homes and prompting international support as crews battle fast-moving blazes.
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COMMUNITY3 months agoVernon and Spallumcheen Residents Face Prolonged Outages Following Bradley Creek Wildfire Damage
Bradley Creek wildfire damages electrical systems near Vernon and Spallumcheen. BC Hydro warns residents of prolonged outages as crews replace power poles.
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LOCAL3 months ago32-Year-Old Vernon Man Arrested in Coldstream with Stolen Vehicle
Vernon man Bryce Inglehart faces charges including possession of stolen property after an arrest involving a stolen vehicle in Coldstream.
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LOCAL3 months agoBRACE for Change Council Candidates Questioned Over AI Use and Platform Scope
Kelowna council candidates in the BRACE for Change slate face questions over AI-generated campaign content while offering Safer Communities as a focus of concern ahead of...
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COMMUNITY3 months agoBoil Water Notice Issued Following East Hill Water Main Break
The RDNO has issued a precautionary boil water notice for select East Hill customers in Vernon following a water main break. Read affected addresses and tips.
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COMMUNITY3 months agoFormer West Kelowna Councillor David Knowles Dies at Age 87
Former West Kelowna councillor and regional district director David Knowles has died at age 87. Community leaders remember his legacy of local public service.
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LOCAL3 months agoBody Discovered Friday Morning in Nanaimo’s North End
Nanaimo RCMP investigated after a body was discovered Friday morning near the Costco on Applecross Road. Police believe the cause of death was a medical issue.
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LOCAL3 months agoBCSC Extends Trading Prohibition in Fraud Probe of Financial Advisor Peter Cishecki
The BCSC has extended temporary trading prohibitions against Langley financial advisor Peter Cishecki amid an investigation into an alleged $9.6M fraud scheme.
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LOCAL4 months ago
Gordie Howe Bridge: Deciphering the High-Stakes Toll Revenue Deal Between Canada and the U.S.
Canada and the U.S. have finalized a new revenue-sharing deal for the Gordie Howe Bridge. Discover how the 2026 pact changes the original 2012 agreement.
Kelowna Centre may have a new MLA by Friday
Who Gets to Decide Where B.C. Builds? Conservatives Move to Return Housing Power to Municipalities
The Money Spoke Before the Voters Did: How B.C.’s Conservatives Turned Chaos Into Victory
AI Stocks Tumble as U.S. Midterm Elections Send Shockwaves Through Global Markets
Canada to Deny Visas to Russian Hockey Players for 2027 World Juniors
Quebec Suspect Arrested and Extradited in Fatal Highway 97 Hit-and-Run Investigation
Opinion: John Rustad Has to Go
B.C. Supreme Court Grants Cowichan Tribes Title to Historic Richmond Lands and Fishing Rights
A Taste of Autumn: Fall Okanagan Wine Festival 2025
Vancouver Canucks Gear Up for a Make-or-Break 2025–26 Season
Kamloops Blazers Announce Off-Season Changes Ahead of 2025–26 Season
