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OKIB Members Go to the Polls Tomorrow
The current chief of the Okanagan Indian Band has some company on the ballot paper for tomorrow's election. Two others are running alongside Byron Louis, including Cindy Brewer and Dan Wilson. Brewer ...
Kate Bouey Mar 28, 2019
UPDATE: Vernon Dust Advisory Continues
UPDATE: 10 a.m. A dust advisory for Vernon remains in effect for a second day. Environment Canada says the advisory is expected to continue until a change in the weather. ORIGINAL STORY: Wednesday a.m...
Corey Fischer Mar 28, 2019
Multi-vehicle Smashup Ends at Mall
(Kevin Topping photo of crash vehicle) Neighbours near the Vernon Square Mall remain in shock following Wednesday's multi-vehicle smashup around 1 p.m. Witness Kevin Topping says a white pickup driven...
Kate Bouey Mar 28, 2019
Future of Farmland For Food Focus of Vernon Meeting
The former chair of BC's Agricultural Land Commission will be in Vernon to talk about preserving farmland for food. Richard Bullock is a long time farmer and Kelowna orchardist, who will also talk abo...
Corey Fischer Mar 27, 2019
'This money just doesn't come out of thin air': City Councillor stresses fiscal responsibility
A Vernon City Councillor wants the city to watch their spending. Akbal Mund spoke out during Monday's city council meeting and said that council needs to think about the taxpayer before they put forwa...
Mar 27, 2019
BC Minister Promotes Dementia Strategy and Budget Benefits For Seniors
One of the Trudeau government's BC cabinet ministers is making stops in the Interior, promoting the benefits to seniors, of the Liberal's new budget. Public Services and Procurement Minister Carla Qua...
Corey Fischer Mar 27, 2019
Coroner launches tool to help identify human remains
The B.C Coroners Service has launched a new tool to help identify human remains. The new online tool displays important information regarding cases of unidentified remains throughout the province with...
Mar 27, 2019
Donation Nets New Tools For Training Centre
A gas and convenience store operator in the North Okanagan says a big part of its business model is supporting the community. Armstrong Regional Co-Operative has donated $5,000 to the new Trades Train...
Corey Fischer Mar 27, 2019
New Signs Guide Dog Owners in Park
New signs have been added at Marshall Fields Park in Vernon to make it easier to identify a temporary off-leash dog area. The City says the five signs provide visual markers on the boundary between th...
Corey Fischer Mar 27, 2019
BCHL Series Breakdown: Vipers vrs Wild
Wenatchee Wild vs. Vernon Vipers (courtesy of BC Hockey league) Top storylines: These teams played in the second round of last year's playoffs where the Vipers won the first two games, but Wenatchee s...
Beach Radio Mar 27, 2019

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