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By Duane Grandbois

Mar 10, 2019 | 10:02 AM

In BCHL playoff action last night the Penticton Vees have forced a game 6 defeating Cowichan Valley Capitals 4-1.

That series resumes tomorrow in Cowichan Valley with the Capitals up 3-2
In the West Kelowna Wenatchee series the Warriors lead 3 games to 2 with game 6 tonight in Wenatchee.

The Vernon Vipers and Trail Smokeaters have both advanced to Round 2.

Stepping Up Security

Kelowna launches voluntary CCTV registry to speed up police investigations

8m ago

Local General Election

Election Officers named for overseeing voting in Vernon

21h ago

Septic System Setbacks

Public hearing to discuss regulations around septic tanks in Coldstream

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by Duane Grandbois

Stepping Up Security

Kelowna launches voluntary CCTV registry to speed up police investigations

Kelowna RCMP and the City of Kelowna have launched a new voluntary CCTV registry aimed at helping police more quickly locate security camera footage following incidents near local businesses.The Business CCTV Registry allows businesses to register the location of their surveillance cameras so investigators can more eff...

10m ago

City Beautification

Vernon Clean Team program expanding into the fall, winter

The crew that is tasked with keeping Vernon beautiful will have some extra work this year.The Downtown Clean Team pilot program sees a pair of city workers tasked with addressing issues raised from the public, such as graffiti and vandalism cleaning, picking up litter, collecting abandoned shopping carts, and handling ...

17h ago

Community policing

Could you make a difference to local road safety?

Do you think you can help make a difference with safety on our roads?The Regional District of Central Okanagan (RDCO) is seeking volunteers to support Community Policing programs in Lake Country, Peachland and West Kelowna. Volunteers work alongside the RCMP to support crime prevention and public safety education.These...

17h ago

Rehab required

Halaburda out for season after head injury

Kelowna Rockets forward Ty Halaburda will be out for the rest of the season after his head injury in Game 2 in the playoffs at Everett.The Rockets medical staff will oversee his care moving forward, and he is expected to rejoin the team later this month.The Rockets organization thanked Providence Regional Medical Cente...

18h ago

Local General Election

Election Officers named for overseeing voting in Vernon

The people overseeing the municipal election in Vernon this year have been decided.A report from the City of Vernon said Sue Wood would be appointed as Chief Election Officer, while Cathy Isles would be Deputy Chief Election Officer for the 2026 general local election.Woods is the Director of Corporate Administration f...

21h ago

Subsurface Road Work

Infrastructure work to close parking lot, road in Enderby

A subsurface investigation and monitoring project will disrupt traffic through Enderby.The city stated the work would be done between April 20 and May 1, excluding weekends, and would cause the parking lot north of city hall to be closed. The smaller lot to the east would remain open during the work.The project would a...

21h ago

Guiness Record Attempt

Local runner will try to break barefoot run record in Vernon

A local runner will take her sneakers off and attempt to set a new world record in Vernon.Savannah Wild of Kelowna will be trying to break the world record when she runs 50 kilometres barefoot at the Vernon Athletic Park on May 18.Speaking with Vernon Matters, Wild said she had previously done a 500 kilometre run baref...

23h ago

Cheaper Fares

Kelowna looks to ease transit costs with proposed discount program

Kelowna City council is being asked to advance a plan to make public transit more affordable for low-income residents across the Central Okanagan.The proposal would launch in 2027 and create an Affordable Transit Program offering a 50 per cent discount on select passes for eligible adults, youth and seniors. Eligibilit...

Apr 13, 2026

More Rental Housing

Kelowna council to consider six-storey rental project on Glenmore Drive

City council is set to consider a six-storey rental housing development that would add 71 units to Glenmore Drive under the city's Middle Income Housing Partnership program.The proposed project, located at 1232 to 1250 Glenmore Drive, would deliver studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments along with rooftop amen...

Apr 13, 2026

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