Category Archives: Top News Stories
Fish Die-Off Investigated
Officials are investigating what caused the deaths of more than one thousand kokanee salmon in Okanagan Lake. The fish washed-up on the shores in the northern half of the lake over the last week. The ...
Corey Fischer May 31, 2018
Construction Begins On New John Howard Shelter In Vernon
Work is finally getting underway today to prepare for the new modular shelter at Howard House in Vernon. It was supposed to begin in March, but had been delayed for various reasons. John Howard Societ...
Tom Mark May 31, 2018
CMHA Vernon Helps Wildfire Victims
The BC branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association has rolled out a targeted tele-health program for people affected by wildfires. CMHA Vernon Executive Director Julia Payson says Talk in Tough T...
Tom Mark May 31, 2018
Vernon Mayor Suggests Pay Hike For Council
Should Vernon council members be paid more? If you ask the mayor, he says yes. Akbal Mund was responding to concerns from cities like Kelowna, about Ottawa ending, in January, the one-third tax exempt...
Corey Fischer May 31, 2018
Clock Ticking For Vernon Cannabis Shops
Time is running out for cannabis shops in Vernon that haven't followed the city's rules. The city's deadline for registering a covenant on the title of their property is 4:30 Friday afternoon. The Cit...
Corey Fischer May 31, 2018
Walk For ALS
Volunteers, families and friends are ready to raise funds and awareness for people living with ALS. The WALK for ALS is the ALS nationwide signature event to raise awareness and funds for patient serv...
Beach Radio May 30, 2018
City Looks to Regulate Storage Containers
The City of Armstrong is trying to come up with a way to clarify regulations on the use of Sea Can storage containers. One might think that wouldn't be an issue in a small community, but Mayor Chris P...
Tom Mark May 30, 2018
Coldstream Has Questions About RDNO Process
Coldstream Council is holding off on approving a process to raise money for a new building for Vernon Search and Rescue. The regional district proposes an Alternative Approval Process to seek borrowin...
Tom Mark May 30, 2018
Weather May Stir Up Waves
Okanagan Lake is 57 centimetres below its high water mark of last year -- but officials are concerned about the impact of upcoming weather. The possibility of high winds and wave action have prompted ...
Corey Fischer May 30, 2018
Two Questions Proposed For Referendum
BC's Attorney General says he wants to make this fall's referendum on electoral reform as simple as possible. David Eby has made 18 recommendations to the NDP cabinet on how the vote should be structu...
Corey Fischer May 30, 2018

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