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Curbside pick-up of recyclables will be stopped at BԪַ-area homes where residents put too many improper materials in the blue carts, regional officials warn.
The City of BԪַ is once again putting out the welcome mat for short-term rentals.
Only “obstinate” people should fret about being fined up to $500 for not maintaining boulevard trees next to their property, BԪַ city manager Doug Gilchrist says.
The delights of non-electronic entertainment will be celebrated this Sunday at the Parkinson rec centre in BԪַ.
Extra clothing and sleeping bags are being distributed this week to homeless people in BԪַ.
The new Okanagan Central Salvation Army is a million-dollar success story.
Kiwanis Club of the Central Okanagan raised $38,500 for child and young adult programs in the region from their Taylor Swift raffle. From left, 2024 Miss BԪַ Lady of the Lake Anaya Sattler, Kiwanis Club Vice President Clarence Johnson (center), 2024 Lady in Waiting Eve Russouw, and Kiwan…
West BԪַ RCMP are investigating offensive graffiti found on several properties in the 2500-block of Whitworth Rd, the morning of January 17, 2025.
Fees paid by builders to the City of BԪַ are going up 2.5 per cent.
BԪַ residents who don’t water boulevard trees next to their property could be ticketed by bylaw officers.
Police in BԪַ will start using body-worn cameras by the end of January but there is no current timetable for deployment of the devices in the South Okanagan.
Strict rules against short-term rentals should be eased in BԪַ so they match provincial regulations, city councillors will hear Monday.
Quieter streets where traffic moves at a slower pace could be on the horizon for BԪַ.
Peachland gets a hockey team for one night only again next week.
Organizers of Canada Day celebrations in West BԪַ will get a little more help from taxpayers this year, but not as much as they’d hoped. The volunteer group put forward a request for $41,000, up substantially from the $25,000 it has received in recent years. No particular reason for the …
Big windows can promote rather than detract from energy efficiency in new homes, research conducted in BԪַ shows.
For the past 64 years Vernon Winter Carnival has strived to bring the community together through fun activities that keep us connected through shared experiences.
Motorists are advised well in advance that “Freedom Convoy Tribute 2025: Canada Unites the World” will be taking place on Saturday, Jan. 25.
Chronically poor scores on math exams will add up to a renewed emphasis on numeracy skills among BԪַ students, local educators vow.
Community groups in West BԪַ are requesting significantly more financial aid than the city has available to hand out.
The ranks of ‘lobbyists’ at BԪַ City Hall are set to shrink.
A made-in-BԪַ way to preserve the visual appeal of BԪַBԪַ oldest neighborhood while also densifying the area has been well-received by city council.
Salaries for top brass at the regional district are competitive with whatBԪַ paid by other local governments, BԪַ-area politicians will hear this week.
A rule stipulating pot shops be located at least 500 metres apart from one another might be reviewed in the future by BԪַ city councillors.
On your mark, get set, go down.
The BԪַ RCMP are currently searching for Sydney McDougall, a high-risk missing Indigenous female youth who requires medical care. McDougall is currently under the care of a local area hospital but failed to return as expected after being granted a two-hour pass.
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BԪַ has slipped well down the list of popular Canadian destinations for people renting U-Haul trucks and trailers.
EDITOR’S NOTE: This story contains details of sexual assault that many readers may find offensive and difficult to read.
Time flies when you’re having fun and Carl Meadows and Charlie Utz continue having a great time bringing the Snakebite Fillm Festival to movie and art lovers in and around Penticton.
On Friday Jan. 10, 2025 at approximately 5:35 a.m. BԪַ RCMP received a report of a business break and enter in the 1100 block of Gordon Drive.
A key fob programmer, which can be used to unlock virtually any vehicle, has been seized by BԪַ RCMP.
The unemployment rate in the greater BԪַ area rose from 4.7 per cent in November to 5.0 per cent in December, Statistics Canada reported Friday.
The average rent for an apartment in Canada dropped 3.2 per cent in 2024, the first such decline since the onset of the pandemic in 2020.
Elections BC is looking into a complaint of voting irregularities in a riding where a narrow NDP win gave it a one-seat majority in OctoberBԪַ election, with BԪַ Conservative Leader John Rustad highlighting allegations about improper voting at an addiction recovery facility.
A 650-home project planned for the boundary of BԪַ and Lake Country will only worsen existing traffic congestion at the corner of Highway 97 and Beaver Lake Road, officials acknowledge.
A craft brewery near the border between BԪַ and Lake Country plans to expand its service area onto the buildingBԪַ second floor.
Six new homes are proposed for a Rutland lot on which a single house was built in 1944.
A mask mandate has been reintroduced at BԪַ health care facilities as infection trends show an upswing in respiratory illness, including COVID-19.
Penticton city councillor James Miller, who faces a series of sex related charges dating back to the 1980s, has elected for trial by judge alone in Ontario Superior Court.
Counterfeit bills circulating in a BԪַ city should be easy enough for merchants to spot and reject.
A discarded backpack turned out not to be a bomb in downtown BԪַ.
Home prices were up all across the Okanagan last month compared to December 2023, newly-released real estate information shows.
This past Christmas season was a record-breaking one at Big White ski resort. Visitor numbers were up 31 per cent compared to the holiday break in 2023. There was an even bigger rise in the number of Americans visiting the resort, with those numbers up 52 per cent. The strength of the U.S. d…
Campers hoping to pitch a tent or pull their RV into provincial campground on the Victoria Day long weekend should mark next Thursday on their calendar.
Two-thirds of BԪַ contractors, struggling with labour shortages and what they say is needless red tape, say the NDP government is on the “wrong track”.
KELOWNA — At just 18 years old, T.S. was walking toward the mountains, carrying nothing but exhaustion, hunger, and uncertainty about where to turn next. Homeless and hopeless, they stumbled upon a community barbecue at the BGC Okanagan Downtown Youth Shelter.
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This video shows an off-duty BԪַ RCMP officer going to the aid of a colleague who was having difficulty arresting a suspect. The video was filmed by the off-dutry officer's wife.
BԪַ Car & Bike Show on May 29, 2022. This was a well attended event at Rutland LionBԪַ Park. Join artist Terry Leonard as he searches for new subjects. This is part 3 of his Triple A Car Show and Brewery Tour 2022 https://www.wheelsinart.com/triple-a-car-show-brewey-2022-tour-calendar/