Category Archives: Vernon

Okanagan-based SunRype Products has a new owner.Lassonde Industries Inc., based in Rougemont, Quebec, announced today that two of its subsidiaries have entered into an agreement with subsidiaries of T...

Emergency crews responded to a T-bone crash near the intersection of 27 Street at 39 Avenue. The crash involved a Keith construction work truck and a grey Toyota sedan. The crash occurred around 1 p.m...

A police watchdog agency will be investigating the actions of Mounties after an incident in the Shuswap community of Malakwa on Monday. An erratic driver was first reported in Lake Country around 1:30...

A specialized RCMP unit has been called in to deal with what is believed to be an old mortar round found in Spallumcheen.Police say the ordnance was dug up by a resident in the 1200 block of Round Lak...

UpdateMedia reports have identified the business robbed as the Subway restaurant in the Fruit Union Plaza.----Police say a man arrested Monday night may be responsible for three robberies at the same ...

Treat Trail will be back in downtown Vernon on Halloween afternoon this Thursday.It's the 16th annual event organized by the Downtown Vernon Association and presented by Tolko, as an opportunity for m...

The former Gateway Shelter located at 2800 33 Street will be providing temporary beds for 20 homeless residents in just a matter of days.Vernon city council voted to confirm their support for the BC H...

Vernon fire crews hosed down a portion of the grass adjacent to Galaxy Cinemas Monday evening after several reports of a fire.Crews were dispatched to the area near highway 6 and the Polson place Mall...

Update 5:10 p.mA provincial court judge wants to do more research -- and view other past cases -- before sentencing a Vernon physiotherapist for multiple sex crimes.Judge Jeremy Guild was not ready to...

The long-time leader of Okanagan College has extended his contract with the institution for what he expects will be the final time.Jim Hamilton has agreed to stay on as president until Jan. 29, 2021, ...