Category Archives: Top News Stories
Busy Season Prepares For Take Off
August is the busiest time of year for the Kelowna International Airport -- but the Christmas-New Years period is a close second. Airport Director Sam Samaddar says their peak travel days start this w...
Corey Fischer Dec 21, 2017
Snowy Sidewalks: Not Allowed
Vernon residents with sidewalks adjacent to their homes are being asked to do their part to shovel off those walkways. The city has issued a news release, saying the clearing has to be done within 24 ...
Corey Fischer Dec 20, 2017
Realtors Honoured For Community Service
Two North Okanagan realtors have been honoured for their dedication to the community. Darcy Griffiths and Denise Dobie have been presented with the Realtors Care Award by the Okanagan Mainline Real Es...
Corey Fischer Dec 20, 2017
Little Tex To Close
A popular Vernon restaurant will be shutting down before the new year. Little Tex on 29th Street has announced on Facebook, they will be closing their doors December 30th after 27 years in business. T...
Corey Fischer Dec 20, 2017
Snow Done; Colder Air Moves In
Snowfall amounts from the past 24 hours varied widely around the Okanagan -- depending on where you live. "In the Central and North Okanagan and up into the Shuswap, it was pretty consistent that down...
Corey Fischer Dec 20, 2017
Outdoor Learning For Students In Salmon Arm
The North Okanagan-Shuswap School District could have an outdoor learning program next fall. Official trustee Mike McKay has approved a program for kindergarten to grade six. "We know that kids when t...
Tom Mark Dec 20, 2017
Three Found Dead In Home
The RCMP Serious Crime Unit is on the scene of a suspicious death case involving three people at a residence in Rutland. Police say the deceased people were found in a home around 5 pm Tuesday, but th...
Corey Fischer Dec 20, 2017
Pharmacies Added To Naloxone Program
The BC government is making it easier for people to get take home naloxone kits to prevent overdose deaths. Minister of Mental Health and Addictions Judy Darcy says pharmacies in BC can now be part of...
Corey Fischer Dec 20, 2017
Tolko/Splatsin Sign Agreement
Picture - Splatsin Chief Kukpi7 Wayne Christian and Tolko President and CEO Brad Thorlakson Forest company Tolko and the Splatsin First Nation have signed a Letter of Intent that would see the two hav...
Tom Mark Dec 20, 2017
Meningococcal Immunizations Continue
More immunization clinics are being held today for a students in the Okanagan to protect against meningococcal disease. There will be a clinic at Fulton School in Vernon as well as Pleasant Valley in ...
Tom Mark Dec 20, 2017

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