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Vernon News
Anti-maskers plan rallies
Anti-maskers are planning to rally every Saturday at Polson Park in Vernon. A post on the Vernon & Area Community Alternative Forum Facebook page has...
A super Cooper calendar
The North Okanagan's favourite four-legged friend now has his own calendar, and it is selling like hotcakes. Cooper the dog has become the darling of Lumby...
AIM fails on Commonage
During the two significant snowfalls so far this season, the Ministry of Transportation says AIM Roads failed to meet provincial standards on Commonage Road in...
Program expands to Vernon
Training for one of B.C.’s most in-demand professions is coming to Vernon and Revelstoke in January. "The need for health care assistants across B.C....
Kindness on the Roster
Roster Sports Club Bar & Grill plans to serve up some much-needed help this Christmas season. The Vernon facility is launching Dish Out the Kindness - a...
Makes it 'hard to breathe'
A Vernon city councillor says asthma is the reason he didn't fully cover his face during Monday's council meeting. While all of council wore masks...
Star gets ready to open
Powder hounds rejoice, Silver Star opens next week. The hill will be open for pass holders only Dec. 4-6, with other skiers and snowboarders welcome to the hit...
Rec centre evacuated
A chlorine gas alarm was activated at the Vernon Aquatic Centre Wednesday morning, forcing the recreation centre to be temporarily evacuated. About 7 a.m., a...
Grilled cheese bragging rights
Cheese lovers have spoken – Country Bakery makes the best grilled cheese sandwich in Armstrong-Spallumcheen. The bakery emerged victorious in the local...
Leaf pick-up behind schedule
The leaves will have to linger a little longer than usual this year. The City of Vernon says its fall leaf pick-up program has experienced a slight delay due to...
Sandhu takes her seat
For the first time in more than three decades, a member of the NDP has been sworn in as the MLA for Vernon-Monashee. Harwinder Sandhu was officially sworn in as...
Food bank demand way up
Demand is up at the Vernon Salvation Army Food Bank and is expected to increase over Christmastime. Meanwhile, the largest single food collection event for the...
How's your school stack up?
As per usual, private schools and those in wealthier neighbourhoods have topped the list in the Fraser Institute's annual ranking of elementary schools in...
Crisis line calls skyrocket
A study by the Pacific Blue Cross Health Foundation has found the COVID-19 pandemic is taking a toll on both the mental and physical health of British...
Lions roar for 75 years
Vernon Lions Club is celebrating 75 years of service to the community. The milestone was marked at a members-only dinner organized by members Bobbe MacKenzie,...
Hoping the show can go on
An Okanagan theatre company is appealing to Public Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry to let the show go on. A recent edict from the provincial health officer has...
Have your say on budget
The public will have a chance to give input on the City of Vernon's budget for the next four years. Council will hold budget meetings Nov. 30 and Dec. 1 to...
Market moves indoors
The Vernon Farmers Market makes its indoor debut for the season this Friday. After the outdoor season wrapped up, vendors had been waiting on provincial...
Coyote prowls XC trails
Sovereign Lake Nordic Centre is warning cross-country skiers of an aggressive coyote on its trails. Skiers are urged to use extreme caution. "There is an...
New school board leaders
School District 22's board of education has a new chairperson. Gen Acton has been elected to lead the board, having previously served as vice-chair for two...
