Category Archives: Vernon
Nominations open to thank someone through Co-op
If there is someone you know that has gone above and beyond to help their friends, neighbours or community during the pandemic, Co-op wants to know about it.It could be anyone from a frontline worker ...
May 12, 2020
Buy BC e-commerce brings local foods, beverages online
New Buy BC e-commerce funding is available to help the province's farmers and food and beverage processors overcome some lost sales during the COVID-19 pandemic by moving their products online.The B.C...
Corey Fischer May 12, 2020
Smartphones provided to those in need
Vulnerable people, including people experiencing homelessness, will have better access to services by being able to use a smartphone.Through the Homelessness Community Action Grant program and a partn...
Corey Fischer May 12, 2020
OD prevention site to move into IH facility
Interior Health is hoping a compromise plan for an overdose prevention site in Vernon will tamp down opposition.The health authority has now announced that overdose prevention services will be offered...
Corey Fischer May 11, 2020
UPDATE: Police investigate suspicious incident at public works yard
A suspicious incident at the City of Vernon's public works yard garnered a lot of attention Monday. RCMP was advised of a possible incident at the works yard at 1900 48th Avenue in Vernon around 11:45...
Corey Fischer May 11, 2020
Women Who Care help Upper Room Mission
The 100+ Women Who Care of Vernon really do care.On Monday, the group handed over a $7,695 cheque to the cash-strapped Upper Room Mission.The URM temporarily closed its doors and laid off staff in Mar...
May 11, 2020
Coldstream boat launch open, beaches still closed
Coldstream officials say it's no longer necessary to book to get your boat in the water at the Kalavista boat launch.But they are being cautious due to the COVID 19 pandemic and boaters are reminded t...
May 11, 2020
UPDATE: No major damage after pellet plant blast and fire
UPDATE: 9:35 a.m.Despite an explosion and spectacular fire at the Pinnacle Pellet plant in Lavington early Monday morning, the owner says damage does not appear to be major."At approximately 3 a.m. Mo...
May 11, 2020
Analysts expecting below average gas prices to last through summer
As Canada begins to ease some COVID-19 restrictions and more people get out on the roads, fuel pricing experts say the price of gas likely won't shoot up to where it was last summer. The last several ...
May 11, 2020
Council gets update on overdose prevention site
Vernon council will get an update today on plans for an overdose prevention site in the city. Representatives from Interior Health will make a presentation at council's meeting this afternoon. Colleen...
Corey Fischer May 11, 2020

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