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B.C. aims to speed up clean energy projects with regulatory change

B.C. aims to speed up clean energy projects with regulatory change

Legislation to be tabled once Legislative Assembly returns later in February
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Comedian Jordan Nathan coming to Okanagan for multiple shows

Comedian Jordan Nathan coming to Okanagan for multiple shows

Nathan's unique brand of comedy has taken a disability and made it into something more positive
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Free concert coming to Kelowna to promote B.C. music, JUNO Awards

Free concert coming to Kelowna to promote B.C. music, JUNO Awards

The six-city tour will stop in Kelowna on March 15 at Red Bird Brewing
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UPDATE: Dog missing from serious Cherryville crash found

UPDATE: Dog missing from serious Cherryville crash found

Crash leaves man with broken back, community searching for Ruby Doo
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Salmon Arm swimmers excel at Vernon Masters Winter Splash

Salmon Arm swimmers excel at Vernon Masters Winter Splash

Club looking forward to new Vernon, Enderby and Kelowna pools
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Government announces 6 new Indigenous justice centres across B.C.

Government announces 6 new Indigenous justice centres across B.C.

Centres bring B.C. total to 15, fulfill a provincial government pledge to create a network
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No parole for 12 years for B.C. woman who killed and dismembered ex

No parole for 12 years for B.C. woman who killed and dismembered ex

Paris Laroche was previously convicted of second-degree murder
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'Immensely proud': Father-son duo honoured at Oliver Fire Department

'Immensely proud': Father-son duo honoured at Oliver Fire Department

The work of several department members were recently celebrated at an annual awards dinner
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2 Mr. D. Smiths fill void left by sudden death of Sicamous principal

2 Mr. D. Smiths fill void left by sudden death of Sicamous principal

1 of 3 changes made in leadership at School District 83 schools
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New homes in areas prone to flooding and wildfires could cost B.C. billions

New homes in areas prone to flooding and wildfires could cost B.C. billions

Just 3% of new builds could contribute to 80% of the losses across the country
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