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BC STORIES2 weeks ago
Why Checkmate Cabs Is Staying on Kelowna Roads Under New Ownership
Checkmate Cabs will remain open in Kelowna after being acquired by Ashok Tyagi. The long-standing taxi service plans tech upgrades to compete with rideshares.
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LOCAL2 weeks ago
Missed the Parade? Photos Capture the Sights of the 125th Interior Provincial Exhibition
The 125th Interior Provincial Exhibition parade brought horses, goats, and agricultural floats to Armstrong on Sept. 5. See photos from the 2026 route.
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LOCAL2 weeks ago
What Okanagan Residents Need to Know About Today’s Severe Thunderstorm Watch
Environment Canada has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for the South and Central Okanagan on Aug. 29, warning of potential heavy rain and flash flooding.
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BC STORIES2 weeks ago
Police Warn Ontario Homicide Suspect Believed to Be Hiding in Remote B.C. Backcountry
First-degree murder charges issued for Joseph Madore and Brayton Kennedy in Ontario homicide. Madore is believed to be hiding in remote B.C. backcountry.
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LOCAL3 weeks agoWhy Kelowna City Council Is Calling to Close a Downtown Consumption Site
Kelowna Mayor Tom Dyas asks Health Canada to deny the 2027 renewal for a downtown supervised consumption site, citing thousands of emergency calls and safety concerns.
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BC STORIES3 weeks ago
What the Sale of Three Local Golf Courses Means for Okanagan Golfers
Sandpiper Group acquires four golf courses, including three in Kelowna. GolfBC will continue managing daily operations and local leadership remains.
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LOCAL3 weeks ago
B.C. Conservative Caucus Shrinks to 31 Members Ahead of Key Monday Meeting
B.C. Conservative caucus shrinks to 31 members following Bruce Banman's departure and local resignations ahead of leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay's Monday meeting.
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LOCAL3 weeks agoWhy a New Shoreline Sign Is Defending Lake Ontario’s Historic Name
Ontario Premier Doug Ford installs a shoreline sign to keep Lake Ontario's name after US President Donald Trump signs an order renaming it Lake America.
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LOCAL3 weeks ago
Why Quebec’s Industry Faces an Estimated $1.8-Billion Loss From U.S. Tariffs
Quebec's industry faces a projected $1.8B loss by 2028 from 50% U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods, a new Oxford Economics forecast reveals.
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COMMUNITY3 weeks ago
A Massive Floating Island Appeared on Williston Reservoir — Then Mysteriously Vanished
A massive floating island estimated at 9,800 square metres was spotted in B.C.'s Williston Reservoir before vanishing from recent satellite imagery.
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