Category Archives: Vernon
UPDATE: RCMP investigate graffiti vandals
UPDATE:Vernon RCMP are looking at evidence, including video and items left at the scene, following a vandalism spree in the city by a group of people early Sunday morning.They are also appealing to th...
Jun 08, 2020
City wants RCMP feedback on allowing booze in public places
Vernon council will decide later today if it wants to pursue bylaw changes to allow the consumption of liquor in certain public spaces. Municipalities can designate a public space -- such as a park or...
Jun 08, 2020
Second round of applications open for rural economic grants
After a successful launch to the new Rural Economic Development Grant Program, electoral area directors have opened a second intake period for applications. The program provides grants for projects an...
Jun 07, 2020
Carnival looks for new board members ahead of AGM
The volunteer group that organizes Vernon Winter Carnival will hold its annual general meeting on Tuesday, June 23, 6 p.m. at Paddlewheel Hall on Okanagan Landing Road. The public is welcome to attend...
Jun 07, 2020
Thousands of B.C. students return for part-time in-class instruction
More than 157,000 kindergarten to Grade 12 students were back in classrooms during the first week of the province's gradual return to schools for in-class instruction under new health and safety guide...
Corey Fischer Jun 07, 2020
Only one new COVID-19 case in B.C. Friday
Provincial health officials are reporting dramatically improved COVID-19 numbers Friday (June 5).According to a news release, only one new case has been registered in all of B.C. The total will remain...
Jun 05, 2020
River levels starting to subside
The City of Enderby is reporting good news when it comes to the levels of the Shuswap River. "The Shuswap River appears to have peaked on June 3 at 485 cubic metres per second and a level of 5.049 met...
Corey Fischer Jun 05, 2020
Grads could be allowed to paint Suicide Hill, which would be closed for two months
Vernon city staff are recommending graduating Vernon Secondary students be allowed to re-create the tradition of painting Suicide Hill. Staff are recommending council issue a road use permit to School...
Corey Fischer Jun 05, 2020
Touchless feature removed from some downtown pedestrian crossings
The City of Vernon is removing automatic pedestrian phases at four intersections along two arterial roadways, but will be retaining the touchless feature at six downtown intersections. The city implem...
Corey Fischer Jun 05, 2020
Get out, get active for National Health and Fitness Day
People are encouraged to have some fun, and get some excercise, for National Health and Fitness Day tomorrow.While some facilities and activities continue to face restrictions due to the COVID-19 pand...
Jun 05, 2020

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Housing Legislation Impacts
Vernon calling for local data on provincial housing regulation impacts at SILGA
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UPDATE: BX homeowner staying positive despite significant damages in morning fire
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Parks & Public Spaces Bylaw
Overnight sheltering no longer permitted at Hidden Park
23h ago
Rec Facility Construction
ALC construction progressing on budget, though could face slight opening delay
Apr 29, 2026