Category Archives: Top News Stories
BC Government Targets Shady Landlords
The Government of British Columbia is beefing up protection for renters by closing a loophole that some landlords used to seek inflated and unfair increases in hot rental markets. On behalf of Municip...
Duane Grandbois Dec 09, 2017
Vernon Salvation Army Needs Bell Ringers
I'm sure most of us have come across the Salvation Army Christmas kettles this time of the year. Have you ever wondered what that would feel like...to be helping out others by actually being one of th...
Duane Grandbois Dec 09, 2017
BC Rural Dividend Program Deadline Dec. 15
First Nations, local governments and not-for-profit organizations are reminded to get their applications for the fourth intake of the BC Rural Dividend program submitted before the deadline on Dec. 15...
Duane Grandbois Dec 09, 2017
Women Rock Roar of The Rings Semis
It's the semifinals of the Roar of the Rings Olympic curling trials in Ottawa and some familiar faces are going head to head. Defending Olympic champion Jennifer Jones faces hometown favourite Rachel ...
Duane Grandbois Dec 09, 2017
Vipers Solid in Win Over Salmon Arm
In BCHL action last night the Salmon Arm Silverbacks scored first on the Power Play but that was it for the night as Sam Anzai would pot an empty netter with 5 seconds left in the game to seal off a 3...
Duane Grandbois Dec 09, 2017
Vernon and Coldstream Join Rail Trail Planning
Vernon and Coldstream will have more contact with the team mapping out development of the Okanagan Rail Trail. The Greater Vernon Advisory Committee has agreed to have staff reps from the city and Dis...
Corey Fischer Dec 08, 2017
Ranch Owner Says Sale Is Win-Win
It's business as usual for the Coldstream Ranch -- despite a major deal to sell part of their land for a new agricultural venture. Vegpro International of Quebec is investing 60 million dollars into a...
Corey Fischer Dec 08, 2017
Home Prices Rise 9%
It's a slower time of year for real estate sales in the Okanagan -- which the experts say is typical. 605 residential properties sold from Peachland to Revelstoke in November, down 18% from last month...
Corey Fischer Dec 08, 2017
Light Those Bulbs!
The money continues to come in for the Light a Bulb Campaign. The Vernon Jubilee Hospital Foundation says $162,249 in donations have been received ($162,249) towards the goal of a quarter million doll...
Corey Fischer Dec 08, 2017
Business & Community Leader Passes Away
A leading force in Vernon's auto dealership history has passed away. Larry Walthers purchased Parkside Pontiac Buick GMC across from Polson Park in 1982, which became one of the most awarded GM dealer...
Corey Fischer Dec 08, 2017

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