A small backyard poultry flock in Kelowna has tested positive for the highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza virus, more commonly known as bird flu. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) confirme...
Pete McIntyre Apr 25, 2022
A Vernon family victimized by a theft had their day brightened by the kindness of several local RCMP officers. Police were called to deal with a vehicle stolen from a parking lot of a business in the ...
Pete McIntyre Apr 25, 2022
Kelowna Council has approved its 2022 financial plan which has a tax increase of 3.94 per cent. That translates to an additional $86 a year for the average residential property. The budget includes $3...
Pete McIntyre Apr 25, 2022
Life has few universal truths, but Carly La Berge has discovered one of them - the unifying power of chocolate. "People run up to us saying, 'candy, candy, candy'," she says, describing her work as a ...
Pete McIntyre Apr 25, 2022
Work is starting on the Frazer Lake Dam located in Kelowna’s Upper Mission. The city is advising trail users that the trail link across the dam is closed until the end of July due to the deploym...
Pete McIntyre Apr 25, 2022
A horse show to celebrate Queen Elizabeth’s historic run on the throne will be held next month in Armstrong. The Armstrong Regional Co-op and the Okanagan Military Tattoo Society are presenting ...
Pete McIntyre Apr 25, 2022
Dogs have become important members of search and rescue teams, and in some cases, have helped to save lives. But it takes a lot of training to get a dog ready for that type of duty, and with that in m...
Pete McIntyre Apr 25, 2022
A report of a man with a gun near a Kelowna park led to a large police response. The incident near Rutland Centennial Park was called in around 10:00 a.m. Saturday (Apr. 23). “Witnesses observed...
Pete McIntyre Apr 24, 2022
A broadcaster for a B.C. Hockey League team has apologized on social media for making racist comments that got him pulled off the air in the middle of a game. Alberni Valley Bulldogs colour commentato...
Pete McIntyre Apr 24, 2022
B.C.’s chief coroner has re-opened an investigation into the death of 56-year-old Arlene Westervelt who drowned in Okanagan Lake in 2016 while canoeing with her husband in Lake Country. The coro...
Pete McIntyre Apr 23, 2022
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