Category Archives: Top News Stories
Armstrong Man Dies From Crash Injuries
An Armstrong man has died from injuries sustained in a single vehicle rollover on the 2800 block of Enderby-Mabel Lake Road last Monday. Corporal Yannick Lescarbeau, RCMP spokesperson, says police off...
Kate Bouey Jun 22, 2018
Vernon Leads MyHealthPortal Expansion
Vernon is going to be the first community in the province to have expanded information for patients using the MyHealthPortal. Additional clinical reports are being added this summer to include some di...
Tom Mark Jun 22, 2018
Right To Farm Act An Issue For Coldstream
Coldstream Council is hoping to have a meeting with a couple of cabinet ministers at this fall's UBCM convention. Council's Committee of the Whole wants staff to request a meeting with the Agriculture...
Tom Mark Jun 22, 2018
Cyclist Struck In Enderby Hit & Run
RCMP are looking for witnesses or anyone with information after a hit and run accident in Enderby last night. It happened just before 7:15 when a cyclist was struck by a commercial vehicle in the 1700...
Tom Mark Jun 22, 2018
Delciffe Water Advisory Lifted
Greater Vernon Water in conjunction with Interior Health has rescinded the water quality advisory for customers supplied by the Delcliffe Water Utility. The area impacted included Delcliffe Road and C...
Tom Mark Jun 22, 2018
Advocacy Groups Sought For RDNO Advisory Committee
The Regional District of North Okanagan wants input from local relevant advocacy groups for Its Greater Vernon Trails and Natural Spaces Advisory Committee. The committee's role is to provide advice a...
Tom Mark Jun 22, 2018
North Okanagan Shuswap School District Budget & Capital Plan Firmed Up
The official trustee for the North Okanagan Shuswap School District has approved the 2018-19 budget bylaw of close to 80 million dollars. Mike McKay says nothing changed from the May board meeting whe...
Tom Mark Jun 22, 2018
Arts Council Sees Cultural Facility Good for GDP & Creativity
The job of selling a multi-purpose cultural facility in Vernon to the public is the next order of business now that a referendum is set for the October election. The public will be asked to approve bo...
Tom Mark Jun 22, 2018
No Break On Water Rates For Commercial Cannabis Growers Within RDNO
Regional district directors have confirmed a GVAC decision not to give commercial cannabis operations a break on water rates. The district has received a number of development applications. While grow...
Tom Mark Jun 22, 2018
RDNO Prepares For Cannabis Applications
RDNO Directors have approved a text amendment to a zoning bylaw on cannabis sales and distribution in the electoral areas. Board Chair Bob Fleming explains that since there are no business licences is...
Tom Mark Jun 22, 2018

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