Category Archives: Top News Stories
Vipers Win in Victoria
In BCHL action last night the Vernon Vipers defeated Victoria on the road 5-2. Brett Stapley earned First Star with 3 assists and Tanner Wishnowski was Second Star going 1 and 1. Tonight the Snakes ar...
Duane Grandbois Sep 30, 2017
Orange Shirt Day Today
Today is Orange Shirt Day. It is a day to honour and recognize survivors and those that attended residential school. Orange Shirt Day is an opportunity to create meaningful discussion about the effect...
Duane Grandbois Sep 29, 2017
BC Government to Help Municipalities Address Homelessness
British Columbians will soon have access to safe, affordable housing as a result of a province-wide program to help municipalities tackle homelessness. The program will provide hundreds of new modular...
Duane Grandbois Sep 29, 2017
BC Government Hits Overdose Crisis Hard
The British Columbia government is launching a community crisis fund and scaling up rapid access to addiction treatment as part of a provincewide plan to stem the overdose emergency and help save live...
Duane Grandbois Sep 29, 2017
MP Mel Arnold's SAR Medal Award Proposal Gets Go Ahead
Mel Arnold, Member of Parliament for North Okanagan- Shuswap, is welcoming the Government of Canada's decision to move forward with establishing a national award medal for search and rescue volunteers...
Duane Grandbois Sep 29, 2017
RespectFEST Review Underway
Organizers of RespectFEST last week are pretty happy with how the event went. Annette Sharkey with the Social Planning Council says the various agencies involved were gratified by the turnout. She say...
Tom Mark Sep 29, 2017
Interior Health Investigates Information Breaches
Interior Health says it's investigating information breaches involving the personal information of about 500 current and former employees. It says the information was found in the possession of two se...
Tom Mark Sep 29, 2017
Lumby Mayor Welcomes True Leaf
Lumby's Mayor is glad to hear that True Leaf Medicine International is planning an expansion into the village. Kevin Acton says the company has been talking with civic officials about it and it will b...
Tom Mark Sep 29, 2017
Vernon School Board Catchment Issues
The Vernon School District is trying to get a handle on better use of some of its elementary schools. The school board heard this week that two schools on the west side of town need to be looked at. B...
Tom Mark Sep 29, 2017
Male Driver in Enderby Accident Could Face Major Charges
We are finding out more about that accident earlier on Hwy 97 just north of Enderby. The head on collision involved a northbound green 1996 Ford Explorer driven by a 39-year-old Aldergrove man. The SU...
Duane Grandbois Sep 28, 2017

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Open Burning Ban
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Unsuccessful Alternate Approval Process
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Wildfire Risk Reduction
Campfire ban to take effect Friday
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