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Vernon News
Keeping farming important
Farm families are an important part of the local economy, and the Regional District of North Oknagan is trying to keep it that way. The RDNO will be writing a...
Local film gets boost
The film industry in the North Okanagan recieved a nice boost from the rural districts this week. The Regional District of North Okanagan's five electoral...
Dust advisory stays in place
A road dust advisory has been renewed in Vernon. The Ministry of Environment and Interior Health re-issued the advisory Thursday for at least another day. It...
Pipeline protest on Hwy 97
Rallies in support of the Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs have been happening across the country, and a few members of the Indigenous community in the...
Attempted mugging of senior
The Vernon RCMP are asking for the public's help in identifying a man who tried to rob a 60-year-old woman last month. The incident took place on January 28...
Spot teen dating violence
Since February is National Teen Dating Violence Awareness & Prevention Month, Kal PAC is hosting a parent conference to raise awareness and educate parents...
Cyclist struck by semi
A cyclist is recovering in hospital after being hit by a semi-truck in Vernon. The 38-year-old woman was hit by a passing semi on Wednesday at about 1:40 a.m....
Budget bad for business
The provincial government tabled its budget on Tuesday, and not everyone is happy about it. Some groups praised certain aspects of the document, such as the pop...
Worried about coronavirus?
With the number of coronavirus cases continuing to climb around the globe and eight cases diagnosed in Canada, there is at least some good news. The man who was...
FreshCo reno on schedule
Vernon's former downtown Safeway store remains behind barriers as its transformation to a FreshCo continues. The grocery store closed in November, and has...
This cat's used 8 lives
Vernon's SPCA animal shelter is appealing for help to save a stray cat. Merillo, senior cat, was brought to the BC SPCA's Vernon branch with multiple...
Vernon valley's dust bowl
A road dust air quality advisory has been continued for Vernon. The Ministry of Environment and and Interior Health say the advisory is due to high...
Animal abuse trial looms
An animal abuse case that has been almost a year in the making, is inching toward a trial. In March of last year, 50 neglected animals were seized from a ranch...
Seizure in court cells
Paramedics were on scene at the Vernon courthouse Wednesday morning after a woman suffered a seizure in one of the holding cells. The call was dispatched about...
Garage goes up in flames
A garage went up in flames overnight in Lavington, east of Vernon. Witness Elaine Barry says the fire happened about 11 p.m. on Reid Road. The structure was...
V for Vern-detta
A local resident has taken it upon himself to create a homemade interactive crime map for the Greater Vernon area. The map was made by an anonymous resident who...
A look back on Carnival
The dust has settled and Vernon Winter Carnival is now over after another successful year. Remember the 60s was a hit with Vernon residents, who seemed to love...
Challenging gender roles
To recognize International Women’s Day, the Canadian Federation of University Women is holding a public discussion on the challenges women face in the...
Cadets kick butt at biathlon
Okanagan cadets were well represented at the provincial biathlon championship over the weekend at Vernon's Sovereign Lake Nordic Centre. Seven cadets from...
Besting a bully
The largest anti-bullying event of the year takes place this month, and the Okanagan Science Centre is inviting people to wear pink and take a stand. For Pink...
