Category Archives: Top News Stories
Climate Change Leads To Reduced Open Burning
A North Okanagan community is reducing its open burning dates as a result of climate change and the fire danger. Spallumcheen mayor Christine Fraser says council has given three readings to a bylaw ch...
Corey Fischer Feb 12, 2019
Council passes motion to temporarily suspend off-leash dog fines at Marshall Fields
The issue of allowing dogs off-leash on Marshall Fields once again became a hot topic at Monday's city council meeting after council voted on temporarily suspending fines for dogs caught off leash in ...
Feb 11, 2019
Keep Calm Summer's On Concert cancelled
It was supposed to be a trio of Canadian music lighting up the stage for the Keep Calm Summer's On concert and now it appears to be cancelled. The concert featuring Vernon's very own Andrew Allen, Ste...
Feb 11, 2019
Top 20 Under 40, Second Round
More of Vernon's young leaders are being recognized with the second group of recipients of the Top 20 Under 40. The Greater Vernon Chamber of Commerce, in conjunction with KPMG, Community Futures and ...
Corey Fischer Feb 11, 2019
No Charges From Shooting
RCMP say they have nothing further to release at this time on last Friday's shootings in Lavington and Vernon. One man was found with a gunshot injury at a hotel parking lot on 27th Street and later d...
Corey Fischer Feb 11, 2019
Needle Cleanup Program Before Council
Discarded needles in the downtown were identified as a problem by the Activate Safety Taskforce and now something may be done about it. City council is being asked to endorse a pilot project called 'F...
Kate Bouey Feb 11, 2019
Dog Options Considered For Park
It would be a pricey fix. Vernon city staff say putting up a fence and gates between the playing fields at Vernon Creek at Marshall Fields could cost anywhere from 35-to-60-thousand dollars. A delegat...
Kate Bouey Feb 11, 2019
Canadian Youth For Change on City Hall Steps
A small but dedicated group of concerned teens took to the steps of the Vernon Courthouse Saturday...and what they were doing there had nothing to do with a rumored Yellow Vest gathering. The purpose ...
Duane Grandbois Feb 10, 2019
BC Cashes in Lotto 649
The $5 million jackpot in Saturday night's Lotto 649 draw was won by a ticket holder in Port Alberni. And there's more money that landed in our province...as a single ticket in Surrey was worth $61,93...
Duane Grandbois Feb 10, 2019
Vipers Split Home and Home Against Vees
In BCHL action the Vipers came away with a split home and home series with Penticton winning in OT in Penticton Friday and dropping the second at home 8-2. Last night it was the Vees five-goal 2nd. pe...
Duane Grandbois Feb 10, 2019

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