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What Miss V. envisioned

Photo: Contributed Four years of community work and contributions have culminated in the grand opening of an Outdoor Exploration Centre at Pearson Road Elementary school, and it’s also a tribute to a beloved teacher. The OEC includes

Missing teen located

Photo: Contributed UPDATE: 6:10 a.m. Surrey RCMP advised overnight that the missing teen has been located and is safe. ORIGINAL: 9 p.m. RCMP in Surrey are appealing to the public for help finding a 14-year old boy, and a relative

The kindness of their hearts

Photo: Tricia Thorpe A view of Tricia Thorpe and Don Glasgow's new house under construction near Lytton B.C. Oct.25, 2021 Tricia Thorpe didn’t expect to be learning how to build her own home at her age, but she is, and it’s

More deaths at Cottonwoods

Photo: Contributed A COVID-19 outbreak at a Kelowna long-term care home continues to claim lives. Interior Health reports two more deaths at Cottonwoods Care Centre in its daily update on outbreaks in the region. Cottonwoods now has had

MP wants airport answers

Photo: Contributed Kelowna-Lake Country MP Tracy Gray is making another plea for the federal government to open Kelowna International Airport to international flights. She has sent a third letter to the Minister of Transport, asking for

Deadline for e-scooter input

Cindy White They were the subject of a flurry of complaints early on, but the uproar has died down lately. Now the City of Kelowna wants your feedback on its shared e-scooter pilot program. “So what we’re doing right now is we’re

Uncertain over new subsidy

Photo: Castanet Staff Kelowna Chamber of Commerce executive director Dan Rogers Two federal subsidy programs have ended for restaurants and other businesses hit hardest during the pandemic, and the question is: will the replacement program

Petitions to stop the cranes

Photo: Alistair Waters Two construction cranes being built along Bernard Ave. Oct. 26/2021 As two new cranes start going up at the scene of a deadly crane collapse in downtown Kelowna, some are calling for a delay to construction at the

Four grizzlies killed by train

Photo: Clayton Lamb The bodies of three grizzly bear cubs, below a rail bridge where they were hit by a train. A grizzly bear and her three cubs have been struck and killed by a train east of Elko, B.C. A wildlife scientist tells CTV

Flu shots in high demand

Cindy White Health Minister Adrian Dix announced last week that the province is making flu shots available to everyone in B.C. over the age of 6 months for the first time — but how easy is it to book an appointment? The government is relying

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