Council adopts principles in development of water security plan for Kelowna
Cows on Indian Band broke through ice, approximately 22 died
‘It will be a place of refuge for the future of people, for all living things.’
The women entered Kalamalka Lake after the cougar continued to approach them
RCMP was conducting patrols, checking vessels for safety compliance
Oluwaseun Samson Adedeji has been missing since Jun. 18 after jumping into the water near Squally Point
Decibel Coalition members advocating for limits for boat manufacturers and users
‘If we are B.C.’s number one destination for mussel-infested watercraft, we need to be better prepared’
Plan will examine waterfront amenities in community
Zoning bylaw changed to limit uses on portion of waterfront on Lakeshore Drive
Last chance to launch this weekend before sewer work begins Monday, Sept. 13
Campaign raises boater awareness of damage caused by wakes
Despite its low level, it’s not a dire situation yet, according to provincial dam manager
No signs of algae bloom or toxins in two consecutive weeks of testing
Weekly samples show little to no toxins, but precautions still advised
Algal bloom appears to be getting worse, and stinky
Kingfisher staff were testing a boat when they heard the cries for help
