Tag Archives: Business & Economy

Elections B.C. unveils portal for new riding information
With new provincial ridings in place for the upcoming election, Elections B.C. has made it more simple for people to find out about their candidates.An online portal has been launched where citizens c...
Corey Fischer Feb 20, 2024

RCMP recommend criminal charges from crane collapse
More than two years after a crane collapsed in Kelowna's downtown area, RCMP have completed their investigation into the incident.Five people died as a result of the collapse which occurred on July 12...
Corey Fischer Feb 20, 2024

Holiday shopping formula adds up
The math looks good on the Armstrong Spallumcheen Chamber of Commerce holiday shop local program. Between November 24 and January 7 shoppers spending $50 received an entry to win a portion of $1,750 i...
Corey Fischer Feb 19, 2024

Setting near Cache Creek featured in new CBS TV series
Residents near Cache Creek, Kamloops and Walhachin who kept their TV's on after Super Bowl Sunday (Feb. 11) may have noticed a familiar setting.In a news release issued Friday (Feb. 16), the Thompson-...
Feb 17, 2024

Prince Harry wraps visit to B.C., promises 'epic week' for next year's Invictus Games
Prince Harry told attendees gathered to mark the end of his three-day trip to British Columbia that next year's Invictus Games in the province will be about more than athletes winning medals.The Duke ...
Corey Fischer Feb 17, 2024

New transitional homes open
People experiencing homelessness in Kelowna now have access to 60 new indoor spaces with the opening of STEP Place at 759 Crowley Ave.STEP is an acronym for Supported Transitional [Housing] with Embed...
Corey Fischer Feb 16, 2024

RNIP recommendation timeline extended in North Okanagan
People looking to move to the North Okanagan from other countries will have more time to apply.Community Futures North Okanagan has been granted an extension to its recommendation process for the Rura...
Corey Fischer Feb 16, 2024

Water board says federal funding for mussel protections falls short
The Department of Fisheries and Oceans is providing more funding to protect B.C.'s fresh water from invasive mussels, but some say it's not enough.The federal government has committed up to $540,000 t...
Liam Verster Feb 16, 2024

Enderby making strong push for Hockeyville nomination
In hockey lingo, it's getting late in the third period and Enderby is pulling out all the stops to bring home a victory.The North Okanagan city of about 3,000 residents has been nominated for Kraft Ho...
Corey Fischer Feb 16, 2024

Coldstream's building permit values hit new high
The District of Coldstream hit a record high in building permit values in 2023.A report from the District's Development Services Department stated there were 117 building permits approved last year, w...
Corey Fischer Feb 15, 2024

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Water outage to affect dozens of Coldstream properties
May 05, 2026