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Vernon Shelters Cramped By Cold & Snow
The cold weather and now all the snow has put extra pressure on shelters in the city. Kelly Fehr with the John Howard Society says its shelters have been stretched to the max. "Howard House typically ...
Tom Mark Dec 29, 2017
HIV Prevention Drug
Effective Jan. 1, 2018, British Columbians at high risk of HIV infection will be able to receive pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), a daily oral antiretroviral medication that prevents new HIV infection...
Tom Mark Dec 29, 2017
Party Buses On Watch For New Year's
The provincial government is reminding New Year's Eve revelers who intend to use for-hire vehicles such as limousines and "party buses" to familiarize themselves with the laws and regulations that gov...
Tom Mark Dec 29, 2017
2018 To Be Lumby's Year
Lumby's Mayor is looking to 2018 to be a breakout year for the village in diversifying the economy. Kevin Acton says he's felt Lumby has been on the tipping point the last few years where things are s...
Tom Mark Dec 29, 2017
Enderby Mayor Looks For 2018 Growth
Enderby's Mayor says there are a number of things he's looking forward to getting done in 2018. Greg McCune says finishing the upgrade of Salmon Arm Drive is important to making the community accessib...
Tom Mark Dec 29, 2017
Vernon Mayor Pleased With 2017
Looking back at 2017, Vernon Mayor Akbal Mund thinks the city has been very active in making some big decisions. There is still one issue he's anxious to get resolved. The city made the commitment to ...
Corey Fischer Dec 29, 2017
North Okanagan Shuswap MP 2018 Priorities
The local MP remains optimistic his push to protect fire fighting equipment will get support in Ottawa. Mel Arnold introduced a private member's bill earlier this year to change the Criminal Code to i...
Corey Fischer Dec 29, 2017
Vipers Ready to Wear Off Holiday Turkey
The Vipers are back in action after the Christmas break with a home and home series against the Salmon Arm Silverbacks. Game 1 in Salmon Arm Friday, game 2 back here Saturday night. Both games can be ...
Duane Grandbois Dec 28, 2017
IH Confirms New Meningococcal Case Not in Okanagan
Interior Health confirms an additional case of meningococcal disease Interior Health (IH) has confirmed another case of meningococcal disease within the health authority. While this most recent case i...
Tom Mark Dec 28, 2017
Coquihalla...One-- Big-- Long-- Mess
This from Drive BC...a travel advisory has been issued for the entire Coquihalla Highway. Heavy snowfall from Merritt to Kamloops, and Hope to Merritt is expected today through Friday, producing limit...
Duane Grandbois Dec 28, 2017

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