Mayors meet with Eby
Woman dead after fall
World's largest Nanaimo bar
Burned bear cub dies 
Police allege femicide 
Human remains found 
Ship hits Brooklyn Bridge
Walz calls Trump a 'tyrant' 
Explosion in Palm Springs
FDA approves COVID shot
Streamers want flexibility 
Canadian Tire a good fit?
Vees season ends in game 6
Leafs' ugly Game 4 loss
Vees heading to game 6
Eurovision reaches finale
Cannes stunts go missing
Cassie testimony ends
Business News
Auto Emissions Agreement
A landmark agreement on climate change action was signed by the Government of Canada and the Canadian automobile industry yesterday in Windsor. Under the...
EDC Unveils Strategic Plan
Working with existing Central Okanagan businesses to help them grow through its Business Enhancement/Visitation Program will continue to be an area of priority...
500 Attend Economic Submit
Over 500 business, education and community leaders from across the region attended the day-long summit, sponsored by the Okanagan Partnership Society, a...
Economic Summit Opens
In addition to a key note address by Premier Gordon Campbell, today's Okanagan Economic Summit will also hear from a blue ribbon panel on how the Okanagan can...
OUC Reservoir Ecology Chair
The Province and British Columbia's Leading Edge Endowment Fund have reached approval-in-principle for a permanent B.C. Regional Innovation Reservoir Ecology...
Sears Canada Fined
Sears Canada has been hit with the maximum allowable penalty for deceptive marketing arising from a national tire promotion that was less than advertised. The...
Competition Bureau Finds No Gas Price Conspiracy
After a thorough examination, the Competition Bureau has found that low inventories of gasoline in North America and worldwide increases in the price of crude...
BC Bond Rate Set At 2.4%
The interest rate for redeemable B.C. Savings Bonds series G, H, and I is set at 2.40 per cent for the period from April 15, 2005, to Oct. 15, 2005, Minister of...
Economy Advanced In January
The Canadian economy advanced by 0.2% in January due to a rebound in retailing activity and renewed vigour in manufacturing. The economy also grew by 0.2% in...
Flightcraft Wins Billion Dollar Contract
It's official. Kelowna Flightcraft is the winning bidder of a 22-year $1.77 billion Contracted Flying Training and Support contract for the Canadian Forces....
Toilets Go Tankless
Kohler has released a unique electric toilet that challenges traditional perceptions with a sleek, tankless design. Conventional cues of the traditional toilet...
New Training Facility For Kelowna Flightcraft
Kelowna is getting a brand new aircraft maintenance and aerospace training facility. It's going up at the Kelowna airport and the feds and province are...
Radio Shack Name Change?
A U.S. district court judge has ordered that all Canadian Radio Shack stores stop using the name by June 30th. That means the name must come off of 950 stores'...
CRTC - Telcos Must Pay
Canada's telecommunications regulator has ordered that customers of the country's big phone companies be given credits on their phone bills this year and in the...
BC/Destination Province
Edited News Release For the second year in a row more people are choosing to make British Columbia their home because of the opportunities this province offers....
Pine Beetle $ Welcomed
The BC Chamber warmly welcomes the announcement made Thursday by the Industry Minister David Emerson of $100 million dollars to be invested by the federal...
Interior Savings Record Year
Interior Savings Credit Union has released its 2004 Annual Report outlining another record financial year for the locally-owned and operated financial...
Gas Pushes Price Index Up
For the 10th straight month, gasoline prices ranked first among the factors explaining the 12-month increase in the Consumer Price Index (CPI). In February...
Kelowna Flightcraft Wins Mega Government Contract
The Canadian government is set to award a $2.3 billion flight-training contract to a western Canadian consortium, snubbing Bombardier which has run the...
Famous Players Price Drop
Is it competition from DVDs or pay per view? Famous Players isn’t saying but, effective immediately, it has dropped all its prices in Kelowna (Orchard Plaza)...
