Pipeline blockade decision
HMCS Protecteur launched
Arrest made in homicide
Baby boy died before birth
'You have to hope'
Freeland on Trump's plan
Supreme Court challenge
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Avoiding an AI 'dictatorship'
Pension fund cap removed
Body Shop to sell, jobs lost
Price makes world jr squad
Warriors Labre has surgery
Rockets look to depth
Van Dyke carried to safety
Paula Abdul settles lawsuit
Carrey open to Grinch 2
Penticton News
Bail granted in bush party stabbing case
Bail was granted Thursday for Jamie Wolanski, however the presiding judge ordered that the amount of cash required to be posted be increased from $10,000 to...
Drunk woman pulled from lake
An intoxicated woman was rescued from Okanagan Lake in Penticton on Thursday afternoon. At around 4:30 p.m. the Penticton Fire Department responded to the...
Rally to help Penticton children's festival
The Okanagan International Children’s Festival will be partnering with Par-T-Perfect and the OK Falls Hotel to put on two days of activities this weekend,...
RCMP Musical Ride in Penticton
One of Canada's most recognized icons, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Musical Ride will perform at the South Okanagan Events Centre (SOEC) on...
Nature festival returns to Okanagan
The annual celebration of nature known as the Meadowlark Nature Festival is returning to the South Okanagan. The festival, from May 16 to 20, offers nature...
Gas line break causes home evacuations
Penticton firefighters responded to a gas line break on Churchill Avenue Thursday morning. The situation, which began around 9:40 a.m., forced the evacuation...
Man caught with meth and 3 teen girls
A 49-year-old Penticton man was pulled over by members of the RCMP Drug Task Force on Tuesday and arrested along with three teenage girls. Inside the stopped...
Trial delays for veteran firefighter
A judge handling the case of a Keremeos firefighter who claims he was wrongfully dismissed has reserved her decision. Judge Meg Shaw said in a Penticton court...
Power outage in Penticton
According to information provided by the city of Penticton, at about 4:28 p.m. on Wednesday, the city's Electric Utility lost power to all four circuits fed...
Tourism Penticton has new campaign
On a hot, sunny day that definitely felt like summer, Tourism Penticton launched its new collaborative marketing campaign. The campaign seeks to meet...
Enthusiasm growing for 'Challenge'
Challenge Penticton has a new home to work out of and more financial support, staff told a crowd gathered by Okanagan Lake Wednesday. The new workplace will be...
Signs now point to Veterans Way
The change is now official - street signs along Forbes Street in Penticton have been changed to 'Veterans Way.' In early March, Penticton Council...
Dix praises Cannings in Summerland
NDP leader Adrian Dix was in Summerland Wednesday to show his support for Richard Cannings, the NDP candidate for Penticton. During a stop at Cannings'...
Drug trafficking takedowns
On May 2, Penticton RCMP Drug Task Force officers made several drug seizures resulting in charges. There were three takedowns in total, all involving vehicles. ...
Penticton property declared a nuisance
The Penticton Council has declared a fire damaged property at 597 Ellis Street a nuisance and wants the owner to take remedial action. Structures on the...
City says OK to longer nightclub hours
In keeping with its plans to make Penticton a more vibrant city, the city council approved longer hours for The Mule Nightclub on Monday. Acting Mayor Garry...
Busy day for fire department
The Penticton Fire Department had a busy day Monday, dealing with everything from a small fire at a motel to a boat engine fire. At 11:04 a.m., firefighters...
Children's festival gets loan from city
After much discussion, the Penticton council agreed Monday to loan $20,000 to the Okanagan International Children’s Festival. The decision was reached...
River Danger
The public is urged to take extra care near the Okanagan River because of high water levels, according to information recently released by the Ministry of...
Nightclub wants longer hours
A permanent change to the liquor primary license at The Mule Nightclub is on the agenda for tonight’s, Monday, Penticton council meeting. The city has...
