185815 | news | 4 | VIDEO: Wobbly Cats a riot of flailing legs and paws but bundles of love and joy to their owner |
185810 | news | 5 | 86 new COVID-19 cases, two more deaths in Interior Health |
185806 | news | 6 | Two more COVID-19 deaths at Vernon care home |
185804 | news | 7 | B.C. researchers identify new tool to trace salmon at sea |
185808 | news | 8 | Black Press Weekly Roundup: Top headlines this week |
185800 | news | 9 | Canada’s top doctor says to avoid non-essential travel as B.C. explores legal options |
185798 | news | 10 | Rejection letter agency sent to Black organizations ‘completely unacceptable’: Hussen |
185796 | news | 11 | B.C.’s COVID-19 spread steady with 509 new cases Friday |
185794 | news | 12 | Alleged Montreal synagogue vandal charged with attempted arson, uttering threats |
185785 | news | 13 | 13 more cases of COVID-19 tied to Big White Mountain cluster |
185783 | news | 14 | Harvest Meats recalls sausages over undercooking |
185780 | news | 15 | Prosecutors seek restrictions on Rittenhouse after bar stop with Proud Boys |
185778 | news | 16 | Two Kelowna men arrested after Rutland home invasion |
185774 | news | 17 | After 30,000 tests, influenza virually nowhere to be found in B.C. |
185772 | news | 18 | Okanagan-Shuswap says goodbye sunshine, hello winter |
185770 | news | 19 | Six more months for temporary Summerland Seniors Village adminstrator |
185768 | news | 20 | West Kelowna RCMP investigating reports of gunfire |
185764 | news | 21 | Vehicle found abandoned after fleeing Kelowna RCMP, avoiding spike belt |
185757 | news | 22 | Penticton 7-Eleven closed after employee tests positive for COVID-19 |
185755 | news | 23 | Government reinforces importance of anti-racism act on Black Shirt Day |
185752 | news | 24 | Closure considered after four cases of COVID-19 identified at Salmon Arm school |
185776 | news | 25 | Truck stolen in North Okanagan overnight |
185744 | news | 26 | 1 month closure planned for Highway 1 near Golden |
185740 | news | 27 | Port McNeill driver tells police he thought the pandemic meant no breathalyzers |
185738 | news | 28 | Summerland taxes expected to rise by 1.65% |
185732 | news | 29 | Landmark deal sees B.C. forest firms treat big cedars like a First Nation would |
185729 | news | 30 | Salmon Arm mother of 6 remembered following fatal Highway 97A crash |
185742 | news | 31 | UPDATE: North Okanagan student’s missing medical device found |
185725 | news | 32 | Coast Guard ramps up protections for B.C. whales |
185723 | news | 33 | BC SPCA calls for ban on exotic animal trade after 50 parrots, toucans pass through YVR |
185721 | news | 34 | Summerland cuts business license fees for 2021 |
185719 | news | 35 | Kelowna International Airport saw 64% decrease in passenger numbers in 2020 |
185716 | news | 36 | Proposed 46-storey tower dubbed ‘2020’ would be Kelowna’s tallest building |
185714 | news | 37 | ‘Dangerous situation’ inside busy Kelowna store prompts police presence |
185710 | news | 38 | Summerland waterfront is getting a new restaurant |
185708 | news | 39 | Trudeau says Canada’s COVID vaccine plan on track despite Pfizer cutting back deliveries |
185706 | news | 40 | ICBC gets green light to slash car insurance rates by 15% starting in May |
185704 | news | 41 | Salmon Arm councillor travels to Mexico over Christmas holiday |
185700 | news | 42 | No evidence that killer was in ‘psychotic state’ during Abbotsford school stabbing: Crown |
185690 | news | 43 | Kelowna Mountie transferred, fined after pointing gun at another officer |
185687 | news | 44 | Full parole granted to former Mountie, sports coach convicted of sex abuse of boys |
185681 | news | 45 | 115 new COVID-19 cases, no new deaths in Interior Health |
185683 | news | 46 | Penticton woman wins part of her B.C. Human Rights Tribunal case |
185677 | news | 47 | COVID-19 exposure reported at Salmon Arm pool |
185671 | news | 48 | More vaccine arrives as B.C. struggles with remote COVID-19 cases |
185666 | news | 49 | BREAKING: Collision draws heavy police presence in downtown Penticton |
185664 | news | 50 | 536 COVID cases, 7 deaths reported as B.C. finds its first case of South African variant |
185661 | news | 51 | RCMSAR boat breaks ice on Shuswap Lake to reach man in need of medical attention |
185673 | news | 52 | Why it’s imperative to stop the spread of a more transmissible COVID-19 variant |
185675 | news | 53 | Syrian refugees celebrate fifth anniversary in Canada with virtual event |
185668 | news | 54 | Windstorm introduces large tree to Vernon family’s shed |
185659 | news | 55 | Lake Country trims tax increase back to 3.25 per cent |
185651 | news | 56 | Doses of COVID-19 vaccine expected in 60 B.C. First Nations by next week |
185649 | news | 57 | ‘Ramp up’ of vaccine delivery in Canada not expected until April, Fortin says |
185647 | news | 58 | Todd Stone says he’s not running for B.C. Liberal leadership |
185643 | news | 59 | Two men sought for Jan. 7 stabbing |
185638 | news | 60 | 3 catalytic converters stolen from Okanagan Boys and Girls Clubs vehicles |
185636 | news | 61 | UPDATE: Telus services restored across Western Canada |
185634 | news | 62 | Erratic, sword-wielding man arrested in downtown Kelowna |
185632 | news | 63 | 2 students arrested in assault of transgender girl at Lower Mainland school |
185645 | news | 64 | Pandemic fury: 65% of Canadians want to see borders closed to keep sun-seekers home |
185623 | news | 65 | Victoria-area teenage killers, Kelly Ellard and Derik Lord, get parole privileges extended |
185621 | news | 66 | Two wanted by North Okanagan Mounties |
185619 | news | 67 | Proposed North Okanagan school bus changes back on board |
185617 | news | 68 | Kelowna buys waterfront land near Strathcona Park for $5M |
185613 | news | 69 | COVID clarity: Feds say 42-day gap for 2-dose vaccines OK as provinces race to immunity |
185611 | news | 70 | Storm breaks North Okanagan hospital’s heart |
185607 | news | 71 | B.C. considers provincial COVID-19 bubble as visitors come in |
185605 | news | 72 | ‘Return of the Giants:’ B.C. getting 2nd chance to coexist with humpback whales |
185601 | news | 73 | Sea to Sky Gondola plans to reopen in late spring, early summer |
185599 | news | 74 | Windstorm makes tap water unsafe for some Central Okanagan residents |
185597 | news | 75 | B.C. judge reserves decision on Meng Wanzhou bail conditions |
185595 | news | 76 | Racism towards Cowichan Tribes in COVID-19 fight denounced by federal minister |
185593 | news | 77 | COVID-19 case confirmed at Central Okanagan school |
185587 | news | 78 | Killer was in ‘psychotic state’ when he stabbed 2 girls at Abbotsford school: defence |
185585 | news | 79 | Supreme Court denies church’s appeal in Mount Cashel sexual abuse case |
185583 | news | 80 | Canadian emergency doctors call for greater transparency on vaccine rollout |
185581 | news | 81 | Feds look at using border data to find travellers applying for sickness benefit |
185571 | news | 82 | B.C. ministry warned birth alerts ‘illegal and unconstitutional’ months before banning them |
185562 | news | 83 | Proud Boys confrontation was wake-up call about military racism, hate: Defence chief |
185567 | news | 84 | CEO of air traffic controller Nav Canada cites ‘staggering’ drop in flights in 2020 |
185565 | news | 85 | Yukon could be first place in Canada to achieve herd immunity, says top doctor |
185556 | news | 86 | Family of P.E.I. teen files civil lawsuit against sex offender, arts organizations |
185558 | news | 87 | Mountie accused of Kelowna sexual assault faces dismissal from RCMP |
185554 | news | 88 | Canadian Senators Group leader Scott Tannas travels to Hawaii |
185552 | news | 89 | Experts say stretching out time between COVID-19 vaccine doses in Alberta reasonable |
185547 | news | 90 | West Kelowna council endorses saloon-style brewery |
185545 | news | 91 | COVID death at North Okanagan care home |
185543 | news | 92 | Another 84 COVID-19 cases, 4 more deaths in Interior Health |
185541 | news | 93 | B.C. records 519 new cases of COVID-19 Wednesday |
185537 | news | 94 | Princeton cop saves life of elderly man |
185534 | news | 95 | Shuswap school principal self-isolating after COVID-19 confirmation |
185532 | news | 96 | COVID-19 outbreak declared at Cariboo Memorial Hospital in Williams Lake |
185530 | news | 97 | Sunnybank in Oliver reports its first COVID-19 related death |
185528 | news | 98 | Feds’ challenge of ruling on First Nations children ‘a slap in the face’: AFN |
185525 | news | 99 | Shuswap RCMP battle increasing trend of breaching of bail conditions |
185521 | news | 100 | High winds partially close Oliver Landfill |
185519 | news | 101 | Socializing after the vaccine: Experts say shot won’t offer ‘free pass’ right away |
185517 | news | 102 | Zoning amendment approved for Summerland property |
185515 | news | 103 | Canada’s outgoing military commander sounds alarm over threat of xenophobia |
185504 | news | 104 | Trump impeached for the second time, this time for ‘incitement of insurrection’ |
185502 | news | 105 | Controversial Chilliwack trustee causes stir online after sleeping, smoking during Zoom meeting |
185500 | news | 106 | Dix ‘very disappointed’ some Vancouver-area doctors jumped the queue for 2nd vaccine dose |
185491 | news | 107 | WATCH: Kelowna RCMP looking for assault suspect |
185489 | news | 108 | COVID-19: B.C. names new lead for ‘largest’ vaccine rollout in province’s history |
185485 | news | 109 | Okanagan sees highest January snowpack levels in eight years |
185481 | news | 110 | Storm leaves avalanche danger high in B.C. Southern Interior |
185477 | news | 111 | Power lines, tree down on Westside Road |
185473 | news | 112 | City of Cranbrook files lawsuit against Winnipeg Ice, WHL |
185471 | news | 113 | One arrested after vehicle breaks down in Penticton car wash |
185469 | news | 114 | Historic ranches, waterfront, trapline part of B.C.’s latest park expansion |
185460 | news | 115 | Airlines have turned away hundreds of passengers since launch of new testing mandate |
185458 | news | 116 | Oven roasted turkey breast recalled Canada-wide due to plastic pieces |
185454 | news | 117 | Power outage closes North Okanagan schools |
185452 | news | 118 | Penticton RCMP return grandson’s stolen birthday card |
185446 | news | 119 | Airbnb to block, cancel Washington, D.C. bookings ahead of inauguration |
185448 | news | 120 | P.I. wanted in continued search for missing Caitlin Potts |
185444 | news | 121 | Traffic slow due to watermain repair in front of Main Street McDonald’s |
185441 | news | 122 | ‘Vigorous’ storm heading for Revelstoke area |
185439 | news | 123 | Small group gathered in North Shuswap gets COVID-19 ticket |
185435 | news | 124 | VIDEO: Windstorm knocks out power, downs trees throughout the Shuswap |
185433 | news | 125 | Man in critical condition after being hit by car |
185431 | news | 126 | Pandemic worsening mental health for women more than men, poll suggests |
185429 | news | 127 | Refrigerated morgue truck deployed in Fraser Health: BC Coroners Service |
185426 | news | 128 | BLACKOUT: Vernon hit hard by windstorm |
185423 | news | 129 | 42-Storey building receives hesitant approval from Kelowna council |
185421 | news | 130 | Thousands in the dark as windstorm knocks down power lines |
185417 | news | 131 | Doctors, nurses call on B.C. to test surgical, emergency patients for COVID-19 |
185415 | news | 132 | Canada secures 20M more Pfizer vaccine doses; U.S. border closure extended to Feb. 21 |
185413 | news | 133 | B.C. care home allowed group activities to continue after positive test: family |
185411 | news | 134 | Telephone fraudsters foiled by alert Shuswap resident |
185403 | news | 135 | Kelowna council approves rezoning for contentious Costco relocation |
185400 | news | 136 | Online fundraiser launched after mom of 6 dies in serious collision near Enderby |
185396 | news | 137 | 67 new cases of COVID-19 in Interior Health, no new deaths |
185394 | news | 138 | Penticton RCMP arrest local mail thief |
185392 | news | 139 | B.C. sees another 446 COVID-19 cases Tuesday, nine more deaths |
185388 | news | 140 | Listening to podcast off phone app while driving not distracted driving, B.C. judge rules |
185382 | news | 141 | Police on the hunt for armed home intruder in North Okanagan |
185379 | news | 142 | Michigan plans to charge ex-governor in Flint lead-contaminated water scandal |
185377 | news | 143 | New mental health, substance use support line available in Interior Health region |
185375 | news | 144 | Canadian blueberries no threat to U.S. producers, embassy tells trade commission |
185373 | news | 145 | 19 more cases of COVID-19 linked to Big White cluster |
185384 | news | 146 | Armstrong motorist driven off road by truck |
185367 | news | 147 | Manatee in Florida found with ‘Trump’ drawn on back, officials say |
185365 | news | 148 | Man found guilty of manslaughter in bludgeoning death in Nanaimo |
185360 | news | 149 | Trump takes no responsibility for U.S. Capitol riot, visits Texas |
185358 | news | 150 | Snow levels above yearly average at Summerland sites |
185352 | news | 151 | Petition calling for official anti-racism Black Shirt Day gaining traction in B.C. |
185350 | news | 152 | RCMP and Interior Health working on mental health response |
185348 | news | 153 | False tsunami warning in South Okanagan caused by corrupted file |
185345 | news | 154 | Police hunt for arsonist who lit sleeping homeless woman’s blanket on fire in Vancouver |
185342 | news | 155 | Penticton bylaw back to handing out parking tickets |
185338 | news | 156 | Kelowna restaurant owner speaks out after customers dispute COVID-19 guidelines |
185340 | news | 157 | Vernon fired up for propane pits in park |
185336 | news | 158 | Saanich driver tells police he was ‘only’ going 45 km/h over posted limit |
185334 | news | 159 | Okanagan Falls home available in B.C. lottery |
185330 | news | 160 | Special weather statement in effect for all highway passes |
185326 | news | 161 | Funds top $117K for family of children seriously injured in Coquitlam crash |
185328 | news | 162 | North Okanagan skating rink proposal sharpened |
185322 | news | 163 | Antibody test kits being sent to British Columbians to measure impact of COVID-19 |
185320 | news | 164 | Man charged with attempted murder in 2020 Shuswap stabbing arrested |
185318 | news | 165 | COVID-19: 2 students at large bush party near University of Victoria fined $230 |
185313 | news | 166 | Make church an essential service: Vernon council |
185310 | news | 167 | Trump says ‘tremendous anger’ in nation over impeachment |
185308 | news | 168 | Trudeau shuffles cabinet as Bains plans to retire from politics |
185304 | news | 169 | Osoyoos vine monster emblazoned on locally-made T-shirts |
185302 | news | 170 | Interior Health reports two more deaths, 217 new cases of COVID-19 over the weekend |
185297 | news | 171 | RCMP, fire crews respond to landslide below Kelowna home |
185293 | news | 172 | North Okanagan care home records fifth COVID-19 death |
185289 | news | 173 | One more person has died of COVID-19 at an Oliver care home |
185287 | news | 174 | Researchers flag increase in COVID-19 cases in Canadian prisons, jails |
185280 | news | 175 | WATCH: Penticton welcomes inaugural Pacific Coastal Airlines flight from Vancouver |
185275 | news | 176 | COVID-19 outbreak declared at First Nation in northern B.C. as cases soar to 32 |
185273 | news | 177 | COVID death toll in B.C. tops 1,000 as 1,475 new cases recorded over the weekend |
185271 | news | 178 | Surrey strata says resident’s dog has to go because it’s too tall |
185269 | news | 179 | Quebec woman, leash-clad husband fined $3K after attempting to skirt curfew rules |
185267 | news | 180 | Summerland seeks funds for flood damage work |
185261 | news | 181 | VIDEO: Icy plunge marks end of Red Deer firefighter’s trek across B.C. for cancer |
185258 | news | 182 | Whistler snowboarder remembered as ‘stand-up guy’ |
185255 | news | 183 | Number of Canadians who want COVID vaccine inches country towards herd immunity: poll |
185247 | news | 184 | Merritt man facing charges after firing gun at neighbour’s home |
185245 | news | 185 | New ‘Panther’ machines fast-track COVID-19 testing in Interior Health |
185243 | news | 186 | Sicamous RCMP believe woman killed by hit and run |
185241 | news | 187 | ‘We have had enough’: B.C. Nurses’ petition condemns ‘hefty’ license fee hike |
185239 | news | 188 | ‘Vile; filled with racism’: Officials condemn reaction to Cowichan First Nations COVID outbreak |
185237 | news | 189 | 25-year-old dies in Kelowna after collision between SUV and semi on Highway 97 |
185232 | news | 190 | Lake Country home damaged in fire |
185228 | news | 191 | Ottawa gives accounting firm Deloitte $16M contract to track COVID-19 vaccinations |
185226 | news | 192 | RCMP still looking for Alberta man missing since 2019, now believed to be in B.C. |
185223 | news | 193 | Salmon Arm’s Krawczyk family in Pittsburgh awaiting surgeries for Halle |
185219 | news | 194 | Man in hospital, dog dead after suspected impaired driving crash in B.C. Interior |
185215 | news | 195 | Change needed for access, outreach: B.C. police complaints commissioner |
185214 | news | 196 | Records show fervent Trump fans fuelled U.S. Capitol takeover |
185212 | news | 197 | Feds change sick-leave benefit, applicants required to say if they travelled |
185208 | news | 198 | Trump faces incitement of insurrection impeachment charge |
185204 | news | 199 | VIDEO: Arnold Schwarzenegger compares U.S. Capitol mob to Nazis |
185197 | news | 200 | The tale of two pandemics: Provincial COVID-19 case numbers suggest growing disparity |
185192 | news | 201 | U.S. Capitol police were overrun, ‘left naked’ against rioters |
185188 | news | 202 | Experts call for community sacrifices to ensure COVID-19 safety in schools |
185186 | news | 203 | Canada weighs listing Proud Boys as terror group after U.S. Capitol riot |
185180 | news | 204 | RCMP pay another visit to Kelowna church already fined for defying public health orders |
185178 | news | 205 | Canada joins allies in condemning latest Hong Kong arrests by China |
185176 | news | 206 | One person killed in Okanagan highway collision |
185172 | news | 207 | Penticton’s Christmas deer spotted this weekend |
185170 | news | 208 | Penticton gas prices jump this weekend |
185168 | news | 209 | B.C. real estate agent fined $25K for subletting rented home and keeping the cash |
185163 | news | 210 | Okanagan trails group encourages snowshoe activity |
185161 | news | 211 | Affordable housing, active transportation among Kelowna’s key 2021 projects |
185154 | news | 212 | Indonesian divers find parts of plane wreckage in Java Sea |
185150 | news | 213 | Sister in B.C. waits for little brother’s ashes that seem to be lost in transit |
185148 | news | 214 | COVID-19 vaccine arrives in remote First Nations across Canada |
185138 | news | 215 | RCMP fine organizer of Kelowna anti-restriction protest |
185133 | news | 216 | Outdoor enthusiasts warned to be prepared in North Okanagan backcountry |
185131 | news | 217 | Blood donor clinics return to Salmon Arm after 11-year absence |
185126 | news | 218 | Cases of COVID-19 recorded at Kelowna, Kamloops Loblaw stores |
185123 | news | 219 | Funds sought for Okanagan man seriously injured in snowmobile accident |
185121 | news | 220 | UPDATE: COVID-19 confirmed at two Vernon schools |
185118 | news | 221 | Bobcat driven through fence, stolen from Penticton contractor |
185116 | news | 222 | Peachland fire crews find abandoned vehicle sinking in Okanagan Lake |
185112 | news | 223 | ‘An extraordinary man’: Vernon Search and Rescue mourns loss |
185110 | news | 224 | Seedy Saturday to hold province-wide gardening conference |
185102 | news | 225 | Oliver care home residents get first vaccines |
185098 | news | 226 | Tiny home plucked off B.C. property in brazen theft over Christmas |
185096 | news | 227 | First orca baby of the year in B.C. named Ne’nakw |
185092 | news | 228 | Legal group fights B.C. government’s COVID-19 rules on protests and places of worship |
185090 | news | 229 | Layoffs at B.C. hospice that refused to offer medical assistance in dying |
185100 | news | 230 | Two more at North Okanagan care home die from COVID-19 |
185088 | news | 231 | 81 additional cases, three more deaths due to COVID-19 in Interior Health |
185085 | news | 232 | Princeton RCMP unable to find skaters reported for breaking COVID rules on frozen lake |
185083 | news | 233 | Two drug alerts issued in North Okanagan |
185079 | news | 234 | Castlegar mayor resigns amid criticism for holiday trip to Okanagan cabin |
185077 | news | 235 | Twitter bans Trump, citing risk of incitement |
185075 | news | 236 | B.C. reports 617 more COVID-19 cases, 18 more deaths |
185073 | news | 237 | Seven more cases of COVID-19 linked to Big White Mountain cluster |
185104 | news | 238 | COVID-19 fine issued after North Okanagan New Year’s gathering |
185070 | news | 239 | Hedley woman turns up famous family connections |
185108 | news | 240 | North Okanagan generator found with stolen tiny home |
185068 | news | 241 | Spike belt grounds vehicle driving erratically on Highway 1 in Shuswap |
185064 | news | 242 | No unexpected side-effects from COVID-19 shots given in Canada so far: Health Canada |
185061 | news | 243 | COVID-19 cases double at Vernon care home |
185059 | news | 244 | Snowboarder dies in Whistler after plunging off cliff |
185057 | news | 245 | Virtual townhall on Sickle Point goes Jan. 13 |
185053 | news | 246 | Democracy takes work, Trudeau says in condemning ‘violent rioters’ incited by Trump |
185048 | news | 247 | Woman files lawsuit related to 2019 police takedown in Sicamous |
185044 | news | 248 | Pacific Coastal Airlines prepares for inaugural flight between Penticton and Vancouver |
185040 | news | 249 | Summerland construction was busy in 2020, despite pandemic |
185035 | news | 250 | UPDATE: ‘Cougar’ near Vernon school, actually a cat |
185031 | news | 251 | 5 nations want Iran to deliver justice on downed plane |
185029 | news | 252 | Oliver breaks down use of COVID-19 recovery funds |
185025 | news | 253 | Big White Ski Resort cancels bookings for non-locals until February |
185015 | news | 254 | Suspect in roadside stabbing near Creston found dead, police confirm |
185011 | news | 255 | Lake Country considers 3.49 per cent tax increase |
185009 | news | 256 | Rezoning decision looms large for detractors of proposed Penticton development |
185003 | news | 257 | Orca pod returns to the Broughton Archipelago for first time in more than 20 years |
184996 | news | 258 | Shuswap Search and Rescue respond after fisherman falls through thin lake ice |
185007 | news | 259 | Christmas tree still up? So is your fire risk |
185001 | news | 260 | New monument honours B.C.’s final fallen World War II hero |
184992 | news | 261 | One more death at McKinney Place for total of 14 to date |
184990 | news | 262 | 95 new cases of COVID-19 reported in Interior Health |
184981 | news | 263 | Okanagan-Similkameen Regional Hospital District district considers primary care clinic funding |
184974 | news | 264 | Police investigating van following child in West Kelowna |
184972 | news | 265 | B.C. shifts reporting to get COVID-19 information out faster |
184978 | news | 266 | Last week to have your say on Skaha Lake Park east’s future |
184970 | news | 267 | Fatal Osoyoos fire accidental |
184962 | news | 268 | PHOTOS: Protests renewed as Sagmoen assault charge comes before Vernon court |
184983 | news | 269 | More than 100 cats and kittens rescued from South Okanagan home |
184957 | news | 270 | B.C. Interior MP’s office broken into amid her support for vaccines, she says in tweet |
184954 | news | 271 | Lake Country police seek tips on 2 unsolved cases |
184950 | news | 272 | Lease finalized for redevelopment of former Kelowna RCMP precinct |
184948 | news | 273 | Lingerie shop in West Kelowna robbed |
184944 | news | 274 | Central Okanagan weekly COVID-19 case-count continues downward trend |
184938 | news | 275 | Revelstoke, Vernon lead latest COVID-19 numbers in North Okanagan-Shuswap |
184928 | news | 276 | Weekly COVID-19 cases drop in half in Penticton, rise elsewhere in South Okanagan |
184999 | news | 277 | Revelstoke COVID-19 cases continue surging to one of the highest rates in B.C. |
184922 | news | 278 | Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen examines sharing building with City of Penticton |
184920 | news | 279 | Report unveils final moments before still-missing Cessna crashed into Fraser River in June |
184903 | news | 280 | Sexual violence at home during pandemic skyrockets, say Okanagan experts |
184901 | news | 281 | Individual at Kelowna high school tests postive for COVID-19 |
184899 | news | 282 | Waterway Houseboats’ courtroom saga to continue |
184891 | news | 283 | UPDATE: 2 people fatally stabbed near Creston, male suspect at large |
184889 | news | 284 | Tiny home stolen off property near Lower Mainland found 1 week later in Lillooet |
184887 | news | 285 | Fire up Industrial is prescribed burn |
184864 | news | 286 | Two more COVID-19 cases at Oliver care home |
184857 | news | 287 | Penticton bridge to be removed, city seeks feedback |
184873 | news | 288 | Calgary cop killed on-duty has Vernon Army Camp connection |
184852 | news | 289 | VIDEO: Bighorn sheep find road salt irresistible in the Okanagan |
184815 | news | 290 | ‘Brake-check’ reportedly leads to collision in Chase |
184778 | news | 291 | ‘I should not have gone:’ Victoria councillor takes holiday trip to Africa |
184770 | news | 292 | Man responsible for fatal Shuswap Lake boat crash out on parole |
184744 | news | 293 | Another drug alert has been issued for Penticton |
184742 | news | 294 | Group of 38 B.C. church leaders ‘fully support’ Dr. Bonnie Henry and Health Minister Adrian Dix |
184732 | news | 295 | Moderna vaccine distributed to remote, rural Interior Health communities |
184603 | news | 296 | Langley church fined second time for ignoring B.C.’s COVID ban on gatherings |
185748 | business | 1 | South Okanagan fastest growing real estate market in B.C. |
185685 | business | 2 | Ask about COVID-19 return policies as you shop to avoid disappointment later: experts |
185494 | business | 3 | Supply management key to survival of B.C. dairy industry, says Okanagan farmer |
185419 | business | 4 | Air Canada cuts 1,700 more jobs, slashes capacity |
174736 | business | 5 | Join Black Press Media and Do Some Good |
185369 | business | 6 | Starbucks says closure of up to 300 stores in Canada to be completed by end of March |
185324 | business | 7 | B.C. takes over homeowner grant applications, raises eligibility |
185277 | business | 8 | B.C. company makes 1st Canadian-made mask to receive official CSA certification |
185265 | business | 9 | Speculation tax doesn’t slow B.C.’s hot housing market |
185230 | business | 10 | Pandemic job concerns could pose problem in long-term, Bank of Canada says |
185206 | business | 11 | At least 4 million Canadians need vaccines for country to look at reopening economy: RBC |
185152 | business | 12 | ‘Not as easy as it looks’: Small businesses share what it takes to move online |
185051 | business | 13 | WestJet puts 1,000 workers on leave, citing government’s ‘Incoherent’ policy |
185042 | business | 14 | B.C. pellet contract with Japanese giant extended past 2023 |
185037 | business | 15 | Canadian economy lost 63,000 jobs in Dec., first decline since April |
184681 | business | 16 | Salmon Arm farm market asks land commission to approve retail liquor sales |
185787 | sports | 1 | Canadian swimmer Brent Hayden hopes his swim comeback is for Tokyo |
185692 | sports | 2 | Connor McDavid nets hat trick as Oilers cruise past Canucks 5-2 |
185698 | sports | 3 | Pickleball play hits the ice in Okanagan |
185640 | sports | 4 | Former Taekwondo Canada coach found guilty of sex-related offences involving student |
185629 | sports | 5 | B.C. Coast Salish artist designs new mask for Canucks goalie |
185569 | sports | 6 | Boeser scores 2, Vancouver Canucks dump Edmonton 5-3 in NHL season opener |
185560 | sports | 7 | Olympic rowing champion Kathleen Heddle dead of cancer at age 55 |
185511 | sports | 8 | Not only goalies wear masks: NHL coaches must cover faces |
185371 | sports | 9 | Planning underway for 2021 return of Salty Dog Enduro, Shuswap Ultra |
185363 | sports | 10 | Ottawa Senators owner backtracks on plan for 6,000 fans to attend home games |
185354 | sports | 11 | NHL player with B.C. ties, Evander Kane, files for bankruptcy claiming $27M in debt |
185291 | sports | 12 | ‘False positive’ COVID-19 test behind Vancouver Canucks cancelling training camp |
185249 | sports | 13 | Canadian bobsleigh team wins silver in Germany |
185235 | sports | 14 | Abbotsford’s Chase Claypool catches 2 touchdowns in Steelers’ playoff loss |
185195 | sports | 15 | Narrow miss at World Cup medal for Okanagan biathlete |
185184 | sports | 16 | NHLers know not everyone’s happy they’re playing: ‘We’re not blind’ |
185159 | sports | 17 | UPDATE: Vancouver Canucks say they’ll be back on the ice after COVID scare |
185039 | sports | 18 | BCHL delays start of the season as provincial health orders remain in place |
185017 | sports | 19 | KIJHL postpones regular season until Feb. 5 |
185409 | life | 2 | Life and style interview with Ed Geric |
185202 | life | 3 | Capturing The Conceptual |
185013 | life | 4 | Tea with Avery Brohman |
185591 | opinion | 1 | LETTER: Public Fishery Alliance clarifies stance on ways to restore B.C.’s salmon population |
185564 | opinion | 2 | Letter: City staffer seems too enthusiastic for Spiller Rd. development |
185523 | opinion | 3 | Letter: Canadian Horizons’ housing is needed for Penticton to grow |
185483 | opinion | 4 | EDITORIAL: Standards are needed on social media |
185166 | opinion | 5 | Letter: Leave Skaha Park alone |
184926 | opinion | 6 | LETTER: Compulsory trades training for B.C. apprentices makes sense |
185820 | home | 1 | Two former Summerland hotel buildings have been moved over the years |
185812 | home | 2 | Penticton’s Soupateria facing uncertainty due to dwindling grant money, COVID restrictions |
185810 | home | 3 | 86 new COVID-19 cases, two more deaths in Interior Health |
185802 | home | 5 | Second town hall for Sickle Point on Jan. 27 |
185772 | home | 6 | Okanagan-Shuswap says goodbye sunshine, hello winter |
185770 | home | 7 | Six more months for temporary Summerland Seniors Village adminstrator |
185757 | home | 8 | Penticton 7-Eleven closed after employee tests positive for COVID-19 |
185748 | home | 9 | South Okanagan fastest growing real estate market in B.C. |
185736 | home | 10 | Keremeos Royal Canadian Legion branch receives federal support |
185710 | home | 11 | Summerland waterfront is getting a new restaurant |
185695 | home | 12 | Explore Scottish culture with new Penticton television series |
185681 | home | 13 | 115 new COVID-19 cases, no new deaths in Interior Health |
185679 | home | 14 | January is producing some gorgeous sunsets |
185683 | home | 15 | Penticton woman wins part of her B.C. Human Rights Tribunal case |
185666 | home | 16 | BREAKING: Collision draws heavy police presence in downtown Penticton |
185643 | home | 17 | Two men sought for Jan. 7 stabbing |
185390 | home | 18 | RDOS has an accepted offer of $2.5M for Sickle Point |
185627 | home | 19 | Town of Osoyoos celebrates 75 years as incorporated community |
185615 | home | 20 | Technical issues leave some Sickle Point Questions unanswered |
185609 | home | 21 | Well-known Penticton couple make major donation to PRH’s oncology department |
185576 | home | 22 | Do you remember B.C.’s ‘Garbage Gobblers’? |
185530 | home | 23 | Sunnybank in Oliver reports its first COVID-19 related death |
185564 | home | 24 | Letter: City staffer seems too enthusiastic for Spiller Rd. development |
185543 | home | 25 | Another 84 COVID-19 cases, 4 more deaths in Interior Health |
185521 | home | 26 | High winds partially close Oliver Landfill |
185509 | home | 27 | Province adds 168 hectares to park and protected land in Okanagan Similkameen |
185523 | home | 28 | Letter: Canadian Horizons’ housing is needed for Penticton to grow |
185485 | home | 29 | Okanagan sees highest January snowpack levels in eight years |
185483 | home | 30 | EDITORIAL: Standards are needed on social media |
185475 | home | 31 | Penticton musicians struggling in silence through pandemic |
185471 | home | 32 | One arrested after vehicle breaks down in Penticton car wash |
185452 | home | 33 | Penticton RCMP return grandson’s stolen birthday card |
185433 | home | 34 | Man in critical condition after being hit by car |
185444 | home | 35 | Traffic slow due to watermain repair in front of Main Street McDonald’s |
185394 | home | 36 | Penticton RCMP arrest local mail thief |
185396 | home | 37 | 67 new cases of COVID-19 in Interior Health, no new deaths |
185405 | home | 38 | Early Summerland researcher pioneered greenhouse use |
185358 | home | 39 | Snow levels above yearly average at Summerland sites |
185348 | home | 40 | False tsunami warning in South Okanagan caused by corrupted file |
185342 | home | 41 | Penticton bylaw back to handing out parking tickets |
185334 | home | 42 | Okanagan Falls home available in B.C. lottery |
185330 | home | 43 | Special weather statement in effect for all highway passes |
185304 | home | 44 | Osoyoos vine monster emblazoned on locally-made T-shirts |
185302 | home | 45 | Interior Health reports two more deaths, 217 new cases of COVID-19 over the weekend |
185289 | home | 46 | One more person has died of COVID-19 at an Oliver care home |
185280 | home | 47 | WATCH: Penticton welcomes inaugural Pacific Coastal Airlines flight from Vancouver |
185249 | home | 48 | Canadian bobsleigh team wins silver in Germany |
185253 | home | 49 | Keremeos and Oliver farmers will be getting a new feed supply store |
185221 | home | 50 | New CEO for the South Okanagan Similkameen Medical Foundation |
185190 | home | 51 | New COVID-19 exposure at Princess Margaret Secondary |
185199 | home | 52 | Community Foundation distributes nearly $1 million in grants |
185172 | home | 53 | Penticton’s Christmas deer spotted this weekend |
185180 | home | 54 | RCMP pay another visit to Kelowna church already fined for defying public health orders |
185170 | home | 55 | Penticton gas prices jump this weekend |
185166 | home | 56 | Letter: Leave Skaha Park alone |
185057 | home | 57 | Virtual townhall on Sickle Point goes Jan. 13 |
185146 | home | 58 | QUIZ: How much do you know about Elvis? |
185135 | home | 59 | Hospital district decision not the end for clinic funding chances |
185128 | home | 60 | Shouting it out loud: It can happen here |
185126 | home | 61 | Cases of COVID-19 recorded at Kelowna, Kamloops Loblaw stores |
185118 | home | 62 | Bobcat driven through fence, stolen from Penticton contractor |
185116 | home | 63 | Peachland fire crews find abandoned vehicle sinking in Okanagan Lake |
185102 | home | 64 | Oliver care home residents get first vaccines |
185088 | home | 65 | 81 additional cases, three more deaths due to COVID-19 in Interior Health |
185044 | home | 66 | Pacific Coastal Airlines prepares for inaugural flight between Penticton and Vancouver |
185029 | home | 67 | Oliver breaks down use of COVID-19 recovery funds |
185017 | home | 68 | KIJHL postpones regular season until Feb. 5 |
185009 | home | 69 | Rezoning decision looms large for detractors of proposed Penticton development |
184983 | home | 70 | More than 100 cats and kittens rescued from South Okanagan home |
184978 | home | 71 | Last week to have your say on Skaha Lake Park east’s future |
184990 | home | 72 | 95 new cases of COVID-19 reported in Interior Health |
184992 | home | 73 | One more death at McKinney Place for total of 14 to date |
184981 | home | 74 | Okanagan-Similkameen Regional Hospital District district considers primary care clinic funding |
184970 | home | 75 | Fatal Osoyoos fire accidental |
184959 | home | 76 | RDOS seeking alternate approval of loan to purchase Sickle Point |
184928 | home | 77 | Weekly COVID-19 cases drop in half in Penticton, rise elsewhere in South Okanagan |
184922 | home | 78 | Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen examines sharing building with City of Penticton |
184924 | home | 79 | Letter: 84 hours into 2021 and Penticton RCMP already had 179 files. |
184893 | home | 80 | Community comes through for $3M CT scanner at Penticton Regional Hospital |
184887 | home | 81 | Fire up Industrial is prescribed burn |
184852 | home | 82 | VIDEO: Bighorn sheep find road salt irresistible in the Okanagan |
184857 | home | 83 | Penticton bridge to be removed, city seeks feedback |
184864 | home | 84 | Two more COVID-19 cases at Oliver care home |
184752 | home | 85 | Cannonball rock formations unique to Summerland |
184744 | home | 86 | Another drug alert has been issued for Penticton |
184732 | home | 87 | Moderna vaccine distributed to remote, rural Interior Health communities |
185824 | home2 | 4 | Podcast: Interview with longtime actor/broadcaster and B.C. resident Terry David Mulligan |
185774 | home2 | 5 | After 30,000 tests, influenza virually nowhere to be found in B.C. |
185708 | home2 | 6 | Trudeau says Canada’s COVID vaccine plan on track despite Pfizer cutting back deliveries |
185746 | home2 | 7 | Proud dad moment: B.C. minister’s son, 10, receives handwritten note for act of kindness |
185815 | home2 | 8 | VIDEO: Wobbly Cats a riot of flailing legs and paws but bundles of love and joy to their owner |
185806 | home2 | 9 | Two more COVID-19 deaths at Vernon care home |
185800 | home2 | 10 | Canada’s top doctor says to avoid non-essential travel as B.C. explores legal options |
185785 | home2 | 11 | 13 more cases of COVID-19 tied to Big White Mountain cluster |
185778 | home2 | 12 | Two Kelowna men arrested after Rutland home invasion |
185817 | home2 | 13 | Catch a Yeti in the North Okanagan |
185764 | home2 | 14 | Vehicle found abandoned after fleeing Kelowna RCMP, avoiding spike belt |
185768 | home2 | 15 | West Kelowna RCMP investigating reports of gunfire |
185755 | home2 | 16 | Government reinforces importance of anti-racism act on Black Shirt Day |
185752 | home2 | 17 | Closure considered after four cases of COVID-19 identified at Salmon Arm school |
185750 | home2 | 18 | Pandemic postpones parade, heart of Vernon Winter Carnival |
185776 | home2 | 19 | Truck stolen in North Okanagan overnight |
185744 | home2 | 20 | 1 month closure planned for Highway 1 near Golden |
185740 | home2 | 21 | Port McNeill driver tells police he thought the pandemic meant no breathalyzers |
185738 | home2 | 22 | Summerland taxes expected to rise by 1.65% |
185734 | home2 | 23 | Kelowna musician’s anti-bullying anthem receives international award |
185732 | home2 | 24 | Landmark deal sees B.C. forest firms treat big cedars like a First Nation would |
185729 | home2 | 25 | Salmon Arm mother of 6 remembered following fatal Highway 97A crash |
185742 | home2 | 26 | UPDATE: North Okanagan student’s missing medical device found |
185725 | home2 | 27 | Coast Guard ramps up protections for B.C. whales |
185723 | home2 | 28 | BC SPCA calls for ban on exotic animal trade after 50 parrots, toucans pass through YVR |
185721 | home2 | 29 | Summerland cuts business license fees for 2021 |
185719 | home2 | 30 | Kelowna International Airport saw 64% decrease in passenger numbers in 2020 |
185716 | home2 | 31 | Proposed 46-storey tower dubbed ‘2020’ would be Kelowna’s tallest building |
185714 | home2 | 32 | ‘Dangerous situation’ inside busy Kelowna store prompts police presence |
185706 | home2 | 33 | ICBC gets green light to slash car insurance rates by 15% starting in May |
185704 | home2 | 34 | Salmon Arm councillor travels to Mexico over Christmas holiday |
185700 | home2 | 35 | No evidence that killer was in ‘psychotic state’ during Abbotsford school stabbing: Crown |
185690 | home2 | 36 | Kelowna Mountie transferred, fined after pointing gun at another officer |
185687 | home2 | 37 | Full parole granted to former Mountie, sports coach convicted of sex abuse of boys |
185677 | home2 | 38 | COVID-19 exposure reported at Salmon Arm pool |
185671 | home2 | 39 | More vaccine arrives as B.C. struggles with remote COVID-19 cases |
185661 | home2 | 40 | RCMSAR boat breaks ice on Shuswap Lake to reach man in need of medical attention |
185668 | home2 | 41 | Windstorm introduces large tree to Vernon family’s shed |
185659 | home2 | 42 | Lake Country trims tax increase back to 3.25 per cent |
185651 | home2 | 43 | Doses of COVID-19 vaccine expected in 60 B.C. First Nations by next week |
185647 | home2 | 44 | Todd Stone says he’s not running for B.C. Liberal leadership |
185638 | home2 | 45 | 3 catalytic converters stolen from Okanagan Boys and Girls Clubs vehicles |
185636 | home2 | 46 | UPDATE: Telus services restored across Western Canada |
185634 | home2 | 47 | Erratic, sword-wielding man arrested in downtown Kelowna |
185632 | home2 | 48 | 2 students arrested in assault of transgender girl at Lower Mainland school |
185629 | home2 | 49 | B.C. Coast Salish artist designs new mask for Canucks goalie |
185645 | home2 | 50 | Pandemic fury: 65% of Canadians want to see borders closed to keep sun-seekers home |
185623 | home2 | 51 | Victoria-area teenage killers, Kelly Ellard and Derik Lord, get parole privileges extended |
185625 | home2 | 52 | COLUMN: Overcoming unimaginable odds in health care |
185621 | home2 | 53 | Two wanted by North Okanagan Mounties |
185619 | home2 | 54 | Proposed North Okanagan school bus changes back on board |
185617 | home2 | 55 | Kelowna buys waterfront land near Strathcona Park for $5M |
185613 | home2 | 56 | COVID clarity: Feds say 42-day gap for 2-dose vaccines OK as provinces race to immunity |
185611 | home2 | 57 | Storm breaks North Okanagan hospital’s heart |
185607 | home2 | 58 | B.C. considers provincial COVID-19 bubble as visitors come in |
185605 | home2 | 59 | ‘Return of the Giants:’ B.C. getting 2nd chance to coexist with humpback whales |
185601 | home2 | 60 | Sea to Sky Gondola plans to reopen in late spring, early summer |
185599 | home2 | 61 | Windstorm makes tap water unsafe for some Central Okanagan residents |
185595 | home2 | 62 | Racism towards Cowichan Tribes in COVID-19 fight denounced by federal minister |
185593 | home2 | 63 | COVID-19 case confirmed at Central Okanagan school |
185587 | home2 | 64 | Killer was in ‘psychotic state’ when he stabbed 2 girls at Abbotsford school: defence |
185583 | home2 | 65 | Canadian emergency doctors call for greater transparency on vaccine rollout |
185569 | home2 | 66 | Boeser scores 2, Vancouver Canucks dump Edmonton 5-3 in NHL season opener |
185571 | home2 | 67 | B.C. ministry warned birth alerts ‘illegal and unconstitutional’ months before banning them |
185562 | home2 | 68 | Proud Boys confrontation was wake-up call about military racism, hate: Defence chief |
185558 | home2 | 69 | Mountie accused of Kelowna sexual assault faces dismissal from RCMP |
185552 | home2 | 70 | Experts say stretching out time between COVID-19 vaccine doses in Alberta reasonable |
185547 | home2 | 71 | West Kelowna council endorses saloon-style brewery |
185545 | home2 | 72 | COVID death at North Okanagan care home |
185537 | home2 | 73 | Princeton cop saves life of elderly man |
185534 | home2 | 74 | Shuswap school principal self-isolating after COVID-19 confirmation |
185532 | home2 | 75 | COVID-19 outbreak declared at Cariboo Memorial Hospital in Williams Lake |
185525 | home2 | 76 | Shuswap RCMP battle increasing trend of breaching of bail conditions |
185519 | home2 | 77 | Socializing after the vaccine: Experts say shot won’t offer ‘free pass’ right away |
185500 | home2 | 78 | Dix ‘very disappointed’ some Vancouver-area doctors jumped the queue for 2nd vaccine dose |
185517 | home2 | 79 | Zoning amendment approved for Summerland property |
185502 | home2 | 80 | Controversial Chilliwack trustee causes stir online after sleeping, smoking during Zoom meeting |
185494 | home2 | 81 | Supply management key to survival of B.C. dairy industry, says Okanagan farmer |
185491 | home2 | 82 | WATCH: Kelowna RCMP looking for assault suspect |
185489 | home2 | 83 | COVID-19: B.C. names new lead for ‘largest’ vaccine rollout in province’s history |
185481 | home2 | 84 | Storm leaves avalanche danger high in B.C. Southern Interior |
185477 | home2 | 85 | Power lines, tree down on Westside Road |
185473 | home2 | 86 | City of Cranbrook files lawsuit against Winnipeg Ice, WHL |
185469 | home2 | 87 | Historic ranches, waterfront, trapline part of B.C.’s latest park expansion |
185458 | home2 | 88 | Oven roasted turkey breast recalled Canada-wide due to plastic pieces |
185456 | home2 | 89 | Tragically Hip face masks raise $40K to support Canadian musicians |
185454 | home2 | 90 | Power outage closes North Okanagan schools |
185448 | home2 | 91 | P.I. wanted in continued search for missing Caitlin Potts |
185441 | home2 | 92 | ‘Vigorous’ storm heading for Revelstoke area |
185439 | home2 | 93 | Small group gathered in North Shuswap gets COVID-19 ticket |
185435 | home2 | 94 | VIDEO: Windstorm knocks out power, downs trees throughout the Shuswap |
185431 | home2 | 95 | Pandemic worsening mental health for women more than men, poll suggests |
185429 | home2 | 96 | Refrigerated morgue truck deployed in Fraser Health: BC Coroners Service |
185426 | home2 | 97 | BLACKOUT: Vernon hit hard by windstorm |
185423 | home2 | 98 | 42-Storey building receives hesitant approval from Kelowna council |
185421 | home2 | 99 | Thousands in the dark as windstorm knocks down power lines |
185417 | home2 | 100 | Doctors, nurses call on B.C. to test surgical, emergency patients for COVID-19 |
185415 | home2 | 101 | Canada secures 20M more Pfizer vaccine doses; U.S. border closure extended to Feb. 21 |
185413 | home2 | 102 | B.C. care home allowed group activities to continue after positive test: family |
185411 | home2 | 103 | Telephone fraudsters foiled by alert Shuswap resident |
185403 | home2 | 104 | Kelowna council approves rezoning for contentious Costco relocation |
185400 | home2 | 105 | Online fundraiser launched after mom of 6 dies in serious collision near Enderby |
185388 | home2 | 106 | Listening to podcast off phone app while driving not distracted driving, B.C. judge rules |
185345 | home2 | 107 | Police hunt for arsonist who lit sleeping homeless woman’s blanket on fire in Vancouver |
185382 | home2 | 108 | Police on the hunt for armed home intruder in North Okanagan |
185377 | home2 | 109 | New mental health, substance use support line available in Interior Health region |
185373 | home2 | 110 | 19 more cases of COVID-19 linked to Big White cluster |
185371 | home2 | 111 | Planning underway for 2021 return of Salty Dog Enduro, Shuswap Ultra |
185384 | home2 | 112 | Armstrong motorist driven off road by truck |
185365 | home2 | 113 | Man found guilty of manslaughter in bludgeoning death in Nanaimo |
185350 | home2 | 114 | RCMP and Interior Health working on mental health response |
185398 | home2 | 115 | Okanagan outreach society in need of new home |
185354 | home2 | 116 | NHL player with B.C. ties, Evander Kane, files for bankruptcy claiming $27M in debt |
185352 | home2 | 117 | Petition calling for official anti-racism Black Shirt Day gaining traction in B.C. |
185338 | home2 | 118 | Kelowna restaurant owner speaks out after customers dispute COVID-19 guidelines |
185340 | home2 | 119 | Vernon fired up for propane pits in park |
185336 | home2 | 120 | Saanich driver tells police he was ‘only’ going 45 km/h over posted limit |
185326 | home2 | 121 | Funds top $117K for family of children seriously injured in Coquitlam crash |
185324 | home2 | 122 | B.C. takes over homeowner grant applications, raises eligibility |
185328 | home2 | 123 | North Okanagan skating rink proposal sharpened |
185322 | home2 | 124 | Antibody test kits being sent to British Columbians to measure impact of COVID-19 |
185320 | home2 | 125 | Man charged with attempted murder in 2020 Shuswap stabbing arrested |
185318 | home2 | 126 | COVID-19: 2 students at large bush party near University of Victoria fined $230 |
185313 | home2 | 127 | Make church an essential service: Vernon council |
185299 | home2 | 128 | Mario Kart races revved at Okanagan theatre |
185297 | home2 | 129 | RCMP, fire crews respond to landslide below Kelowna home |
185293 | home2 | 130 | North Okanagan care home records fifth COVID-19 death |
185275 | home2 | 131 | COVID-19 outbreak declared at First Nation in northern B.C. as cases soar to 32 |
185271 | home2 | 132 | Surrey strata says resident’s dog has to go because it’s too tall |
185269 | home2 | 133 | Quebec woman, leash-clad husband fined $3K after attempting to skirt curfew rules |
185267 | home2 | 134 | Summerland seeks funds for flood damage work |
185265 | home2 | 135 | Speculation tax doesn’t slow B.C.’s hot housing market |
185261 | home2 | 136 | VIDEO: Icy plunge marks end of Red Deer firefighter’s trek across B.C. for cancer |
185258 | home2 | 137 | Whistler snowboarder remembered as ‘stand-up guy’ |
185255 | home2 | 138 | Number of Canadians who want COVID vaccine inches country towards herd immunity: poll |
185247 | home2 | 139 | Merritt man facing charges after firing gun at neighbour’s home |
185245 | home2 | 140 | New ‘Panther’ machines fast-track COVID-19 testing in Interior Health |
185243 | home2 | 141 | Sicamous RCMP believe woman killed by hit and run |
185241 | home2 | 142 | ‘We have had enough’: B.C. Nurses’ petition condemns ‘hefty’ license fee hike |
185239 | home2 | 143 | ‘Vile; filled with racism’: Officials condemn reaction to Cowichan First Nations COVID outbreak |
185237 | home2 | 144 | 25-year-old dies in Kelowna after collision between SUV and semi on Highway 97 |
185232 | home2 | 145 | Lake Country home damaged in fire |
185226 | home2 | 146 | RCMP still looking for Alberta man missing since 2019, now believed to be in B.C. |
185223 | home2 | 147 | Salmon Arm’s Krawczyk family in Pittsburgh awaiting surgeries for Halle |
185219 | home2 | 148 | Man in hospital, dog dead after suspected impaired driving crash in B.C. Interior |
185159 | home2 | 149 | UPDATE: Vancouver Canucks say they’ll be back on the ice after COVID scare |
185215 | home2 | 150 | Change needed for access, outreach: B.C. police complaints commissioner |
185212 | home2 | 151 | Feds change sick-leave benefit, applicants required to say if they travelled |
185210 | home2 | 152 | Salmon Arm Secondary graduate wins Governor General’s medal |
185206 | home2 | 153 | At least 4 million Canadians need vaccines for country to look at reopening economy: RBC |
185195 | home2 | 154 | Narrow miss at World Cup medal for Okanagan biathlete |
185186 | home2 | 155 | Canada weighs listing Proud Boys as terror group after U.S. Capitol riot |
185176 | home2 | 156 | One person killed in Okanagan highway collision |
185168 | home2 | 157 | B.C. real estate agent fined $25K for subletting rented home and keeping the cash |
185163 | home2 | 158 | Okanagan trails group encourages snowshoe activity |
185161 | home2 | 159 | Affordable housing, active transportation among Kelowna’s key 2021 projects |
185152 | home2 | 160 | ‘Not as easy as it looks’: Small businesses share what it takes to move online |
185150 | home2 | 161 | Sister in B.C. waits for little brother’s ashes that seem to be lost in transit |
185140 | home2 | 162 | VIDEO: Walls come down at old Vernon Legion site |
185138 | home2 | 163 | RCMP fine organizer of Kelowna anti-restriction protest |
185133 | home2 | 164 | Outdoor enthusiasts warned to be prepared in North Okanagan backcountry |
185131 | home2 | 165 | Blood donor clinics return to Salmon Arm after 11-year absence |
185123 | home2 | 166 | Funds sought for Okanagan man seriously injured in snowmobile accident |
185121 | home2 | 167 | UPDATE: COVID-19 confirmed at two Vernon schools |
185112 | home2 | 168 | ‘An extraordinary man’: Vernon Search and Rescue mourns loss |
185110 | home2 | 169 | Seedy Saturday to hold province-wide gardening conference |
185098 | home2 | 170 | Tiny home plucked off B.C. property in brazen theft over Christmas |
185096 | home2 | 171 | First orca baby of the year in B.C. named Ne’nakw |
185092 | home2 | 172 | Legal group fights B.C. government’s COVID-19 rules on protests and places of worship |
185090 | home2 | 173 | Layoffs at B.C. hospice that refused to offer medical assistance in dying |
185100 | home2 | 174 | Two more at North Okanagan care home die from COVID-19 |
185085 | home2 | 175 | Princeton RCMP unable to find skaters reported for breaking COVID rules on frozen lake |
185083 | home2 | 176 | Two drug alerts issued in North Okanagan |
185079 | home2 | 177 | Castlegar mayor resigns amid criticism for holiday trip to Okanagan cabin |
185077 | home2 | 178 | Twitter bans Trump, citing risk of incitement |
185073 | home2 | 179 | Seven more cases of COVID-19 linked to Big White Mountain cluster |
185104 | home2 | 180 | COVID-19 fine issued after North Okanagan New Year’s gathering |
185070 | home2 | 181 | Hedley woman turns up famous family connections |
185108 | home2 | 182 | North Okanagan generator found with stolen tiny home |
185068 | home2 | 183 | Spike belt grounds vehicle driving erratically on Highway 1 in Shuswap |
185066 | home2 | 184 | Okanagan family asks for support as local musician begins battle with cancer |
185064 | home2 | 185 | No unexpected side-effects from COVID-19 shots given in Canada so far: Health Canada |
185061 | home2 | 186 | COVID-19 cases double at Vernon care home |
185059 | home2 | 187 | Snowboarder dies in Whistler after plunging off cliff |
185048 | home2 | 188 | Woman files lawsuit related to 2019 police takedown in Sicamous |
185042 | home2 | 189 | B.C. pellet contract with Japanese giant extended past 2023 |
185040 | home2 | 190 | Summerland construction was busy in 2020, despite pandemic |
185035 | home2 | 191 | UPDATE: ‘Cougar’ near Vernon school, actually a cat |
185031 | home2 | 192 | 5 nations want Iran to deliver justice on downed plane |
185027 | home2 | 193 | VIDEO: Beaver waddles through downtown Vancouver |
185025 | home2 | 194 | Big White Ski Resort cancels bookings for non-locals until February |
185019 | home2 | 195 | Okanagan coder creates text messaging service for Rogers Pass backcountry |
185015 | home2 | 196 | Suspect in roadside stabbing near Creston found dead, police confirm |
185011 | home2 | 197 | Lake Country considers 3.49 per cent tax increase |
185003 | home2 | 198 | Orca pod returns to the Broughton Archipelago for first time in more than 20 years |
184996 | home2 | 199 | Shuswap Search and Rescue respond after fisherman falls through thin lake ice |
185007 | home2 | 200 | Christmas tree still up? So is your fire risk |
185001 | home2 | 201 | New monument honours B.C.’s final fallen World War II hero |
184974 | home2 | 202 | Police investigating van following child in West Kelowna |
184962 | home2 | 203 | PHOTOS: Protests renewed as Sagmoen assault charge comes before Vernon court |
184957 | home2 | 204 | B.C. Interior MP’s office broken into amid her support for vaccines, she says in tweet |
184954 | home2 | 205 | Lake Country police seek tips on 2 unsolved cases |
184950 | home2 | 206 | Lease finalized for redevelopment of former Kelowna RCMP precinct |
184948 | home2 | 207 | Lingerie shop in West Kelowna robbed |
184944 | home2 | 208 | Central Okanagan weekly COVID-19 case-count continues downward trend |
184938 | home2 | 209 | Revelstoke, Vernon lead latest COVID-19 numbers in North Okanagan-Shuswap |
184891 | home2 | 210 | UPDATE: 2 people fatally stabbed near Creston, male suspect at large |
184926 | home2 | 211 | LETTER: Compulsory trades training for B.C. apprentices makes sense |
184999 | home2 | 212 | Revelstoke COVID-19 cases continue surging to one of the highest rates in B.C. |
184920 | home2 | 213 | Report unveils final moments before still-missing Cessna crashed into Fraser River in June |
184907 | home2 | 214 | KingFisher casts Christmas cheer for Okanagan families |
184903 | home2 | 215 | Sexual violence at home during pandemic skyrockets, say Okanagan experts |
184901 | home2 | 216 | Individual at Kelowna high school tests postive for COVID-19 |
184899 | home2 | 217 | Waterway Houseboats’ courtroom saga to continue |
184889 | home2 | 218 | Tiny home stolen off property near Lower Mainland found 1 week later in Lillooet |
184873 | home2 | 219 | Calgary cop killed on-duty has Vernon Army Camp connection |
184840 | home2 | 220 | Music promoter arranges concerts for care homes |
184815 | home2 | 221 | ‘Brake-check’ reportedly leads to collision in Chase |
184808 | home2 | 222 | New rector named for South Okanagan Anglican churches |
184778 | home2 | 223 | ‘I should not have gone:’ Victoria councillor takes holiday trip to Africa |
184770 | home2 | 224 | Man responsible for fatal Shuswap Lake boat crash out on parole |
184742 | home2 | 225 | Group of 38 B.C. church leaders ‘fully support’ Dr. Bonnie Henry and Health Minister Adrian Dix |
184681 | home2 | 226 | Salmon Arm farm market asks land commission to approve retail liquor sales |
184603 | home2 | 227 | Langley church fined second time for ignoring B.C.’s COVID ban on gatherings |
185824 | entertainment | 1 | Podcast: Interview with longtime actor/broadcaster and B.C. resident Terry David Mulligan |
185792 | entertainment | 2 | New Uvagut TV to feature all programming made in Inuktut language |
185789 | entertainment | 3 | B.C. tree that inspired award-winning author Joy Kogawa damaged by windstorm |
185817 | entertainment | 4 | Catch a Yeti in the North Okanagan |
185750 | entertainment | 5 | Pandemic postpones parade, heart of Vernon Winter Carnival |
185734 | entertainment | 6 | Kelowna musician’s anti-bullying anthem receives international award |
185475 | entertainment | 7 | Penticton musicians struggling in silence through pandemic |
185299 | entertainment | 8 | Mario Kart races revved at Okanagan theatre |
185285 | entertainment | 9 | ‘Sex and the City’ revival won’t have Kim Cattrall’s character Samantha |
184840 | entertainment | 10 | Music promoter arranges concerts for care homes |
185822 | trending-now | 1 | Unofficial holidays: Here’s what people are celebrating for the week of Jan. 17 to 23 |
185746 | trending-now | 2 | Proud dad moment: B.C. minister’s son, 10, receives handwritten note for act of kindness |
185576 | trending-now | 3 | Do you remember B.C.’s ‘Garbage Gobblers’? |
185456 | trending-now | 4 | Tragically Hip face masks raise $40K to support Canadian musicians |
185146 | trending-now | 5 | QUIZ: How much do you know about Elvis? |
185106 | trending-now | 6 | Unofficial holidays: Here’s what people are celebrating for the week of Jan. 10 to 16 |
185027 | trending-now | 7 | VIDEO: Beaver waddles through downtown Vancouver |
185820 | community | 1 | Two former Summerland hotel buildings have been moved over the years |
185812 | community | 2 | Penticton’s Soupateria facing uncertainty due to dwindling grant money, COVID restrictions |
185802 | community | 4 | Second town hall for Sickle Point on Jan. 27 |
185770 | community | 5 | Six more months for temporary Summerland Seniors Village adminstrator |
185736 | community | 6 | Keremeos Royal Canadian Legion branch receives federal support |
185695 | community | 7 | Explore Scottish culture with new Penticton television series |
185679 | community | 8 | January is producing some gorgeous sunsets |
185627 | community | 9 | Town of Osoyoos celebrates 75 years as incorporated community |
185615 | community | 10 | Technical issues leave some Sickle Point Questions unanswered |
185609 | community | 11 | Well-known Penticton couple make major donation to PRH’s oncology department |
185578 | community | 12 | Okanagan Boys and Girls Clubs need support for downtown youth centre |
185509 | community | 13 | Province adds 168 hectares to park and protected land in Okanagan Similkameen |
185487 | community | 14 | Oliver CAO retiring |
185462 | community | 15 | Contract awarded to Penticton company for Osoyoos water twinning |
185405 | community | 16 | Early Summerland researcher pioneered greenhouse use |
185390 | community | 17 | RDOS has an accepted offer of $2.5M for Sickle Point |
185398 | community | 18 | Okanagan outreach society in need of new home |
185295 | community | 19 | Fitness memberships increase in new year, but not by much due to COVID-19 |
185253 | community | 20 | Keremeos and Oliver farmers will be getting a new feed supply store |
185221 | community | 21 | New CEO for the South Okanagan Similkameen Medical Foundation |
185210 | community | 22 | Salmon Arm Secondary graduate wins Governor General’s medal |
185199 | community | 23 | Community Foundation distributes nearly $1 million in grants |
185140 | community | 24 | VIDEO: Walls come down at old Vernon Legion site |
185135 | community | 25 | Hospital district decision not the end for clinic funding chances |
185066 | community | 26 | Okanagan family asks for support as local musician begins battle with cancer |
185019 | community | 27 | Okanagan coder creates text messaging service for Rogers Pass backcountry |
184959 | community | 28 | RDOS seeking alternate approval of loan to purchase Sickle Point |
184907 | community | 29 | KingFisher casts Christmas cheer for Okanagan families |
184893 | community | 30 | Community comes through for $3M CT scanner at Penticton Regional Hospital |
184808 | community | 31 | New rector named for South Okanagan Anglican churches |
184752 | community | 32 | Cannonball rock formations unique to Summerland |
185625 | letters | 1 | COLUMN: Overcoming unimaginable odds in health care |
185591 | letters | 2 | LETTER: Public Fishery Alliance clarifies stance on ways to restore B.C.’s salmon population |
185564 | letters | 3 | Letter: City staffer seems too enthusiastic for Spiller Rd. development |
185523 | letters | 4 | Letter: Canadian Horizons’ housing is needed for Penticton to grow |
185166 | letters | 5 | Letter: Leave Skaha Park alone |
184926 | letters | 6 | LETTER: Compulsory trades training for B.C. apprentices makes sense |
184924 | letters | 7 | Letter: 84 hours into 2021 and Penticton RCMP already had 179 files. |
185822 | video | 1 | Unofficial holidays: Here’s what people are celebrating for the week of Jan. 17 to 23 |
185808 | video | 2 | Black Press Weekly Roundup: Top headlines this week |
185796 | video | 3 | B.C.’s COVID-19 spread steady with 509 new cases Friday |
185698 | video | 4 | Pickleball play hits the ice in Okanagan |
185664 | video | 5 | 536 COVID cases, 7 deaths reported as B.C. finds its first case of South African variant |
185541 | video | 6 | B.C. records 519 new cases of COVID-19 Wednesday |
185578 | video | 7 | Okanagan Boys and Girls Clubs need support for downtown youth centre |
131804 | sip-savour | 1 | Raise your glass: Award-winning spirits, handcrafted on Vancouver Island |
162318 | travel | 1 | Discover Penticton, BC |
185824 | podcasts | 1 | Podcast: Interview with longtime actor/broadcaster and B.C. resident Terry David Mulligan |