Category Archives: Top News Stories
Vipers Take Bite Out Of Wild
Vernon Vipers are two wins away from their first trip to the BCHL Final for the Fred Page Cup since 2014. A crowd of 2,065 was on hand at Kal Tire Place to see the Snakes dump the Wenatchee Wild 7-2 t...
Corey Fischer Apr 02, 2019
Businesses seeing the effects of 28th avenue construction
Some businesses along 28th avenue say they've experienced quite a dip in foot traffic since construction on their street began a week and a half ago. " It's definitely been fairly crazy, I would say t...
Apr 02, 2019
Man arrested following violent incident
A 26 year-old man has been arrested by police following a violent incident in Sicamous on Tuesday. Police say they responded to a report of a man assaulting a woman in the Riverside avenue area at app...
Apr 02, 2019
Troubling Trickle-Down Effects
The arrival of spring has boosted real estate sales in the Okanagan, with the average house price flat-lining or declining in some areas. The Okanagan Mainline Real Estate Board says there was 545 res...
Corey Fischer Apr 02, 2019
Report Says Feds Missing Mark On Water Protection
The Member of Parliament for North Okanagan Shuswap says an audit shows the Liberal government is not doing enough to protect BC waters from aquatic invasive species (AIS). Mel Arnold is proposing a s...
Corey Fischer Apr 02, 2019
Changes coming to protect deer
Changes are coming to parts of the Grey Canal Trail, in an effort to help keep deer safe. The Regional District of the North Okanagan says they received several reports of deer getting caught in the b...
Apr 02, 2019
Former Viper Signs Pro Deal
Former Vernon Vipers goalie Andrew Shortridge has signed a pro deal with the San Jose Sharks after a successful college career at Quinnipiac. "The Eagle River, Alaska product just spent one year in Vi...
Corey Fischer Apr 02, 2019
Council To Discuss Farm Land Changes With Ministry
Spallumcheen council will be meeting with BC's Agriculture Ministry over concerns about changes to the Agricultural Land Commission. Acting mayor Todd York says the changes under Bills 52 and 15 have ...
Corey Fischer Apr 02, 2019
Downtown Crash Injures Passenger
One person was hurt in a crash in downtown Vernon. Reports suggests a car was t-boned in the intersection of 35th Street and 32nd Avenue near the Discovery Plaza just after 1 pm. Fire Rescue had to re...
Corey Fischer Apr 02, 2019
Dust Advisory Number Five
Another dust advisory has been issued for Vernon, but this one likely won't be in effect for long. The advisory warns of increased dust levels in the air due to winter traction material on the roads b...
Corey Fischer Apr 02, 2019

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