Bungee jumper harness fails
Sex charges for B.C. teacher
Businesses continue to suffer
No desire for only 2 parties
Carney travelling to Rome
Bloc member mulls options
What's in Trump's big bill? 
Trump to ease sanctions
Trade war legal challenges
Excited by minister pick
Nvidia to send Saudis chips 
Bay's protection extended
Vees season ends in game 6
Leafs' ugly Game 4 loss
Vees heading to game 6
Rapper's prison attacker
'Freak offs' became a 'job'
Robert Benton dead at 92
Photo: WHL
West Kelowna official named tops in the WHL
A Central Okanagan referee stands apart from his peers.
West Kelowna native Mike Langin was named the Western Hockey League’s official of the year Tuesday following a league-wide vote of WHL general managers.
Langin has officiated more than 500 regular season and nearly 50 playoff games over his 14 seasons in the league. He became a full-time official in 2011.
During his time in the league, Langin has taken part in two of the last three league championship series, has appeared in the last six Western Conference championship series and remains on the roster for the 2025 playoffs.
Beyond the WHL, Langin has been assigned to two world junior championships, Olympic qualifications games for Group E in Latvia and two world men's championships.
