General election day is Oct. 24

Four candidates vying for votes at an all-candidates forum ahead of the Oct. 17 municipal election

Recent polling indicates a tight race between the B.C. Conservatives and the B.C. NDP three weeks ahead of the provincial election, while suggesting marginal support for the BC Greens, CentreBC […]

'Deeply disappointing' news for Interior Heritage Society and other groups that use historic site

Kevin Acton seeks to maintain mayor's chair; also running for MLA, has answers

A total of 16 mayor and council candidates discussed issues relating to water, housing, labour and more

The classic Edgar Allen Poe short story comes brilliantly to life in Caravan's latest play, showing until Oct. 11

16 candidates for Armstrong council had their say and answered questions at Centennial Theatre

Eby has tried to position this as a necessary step to cement mandate in response to U.S. trade dispute

Turning Points' acting CEO says the organization uses a 'holistic' harm reduction approach that doesn't stop at saving lives

Local MP Scott Anderson hosted the event alongside MPs Kelly DeRidder, Todd Doherty and Kurt Holman

The bear was found apparently exhausted swimming in the lake Saturday, Aug. 12

$136-million rec centre taking shape, completion slated for fall, opening in December

Owner was ordered to resolve the situation 5 months ago. She says she still can't afford the repairs and hasn't found a buyer yet

54-year-old woman found unresponsive in her basement suite on 24th avenue Aug. 24

Premier David Eby calls out Pete Hegseth's social media post

While unable to reference the Stefanski case directly, legal experts explain why the most serious charge isn't always pursued

Club working with regional district to determine the pond's long-term future

The Okanagan Indian Band has partially rescinded an evacuation order

B.C. Wildlife Federation has asked the province to reinstate order to protect fish populations. The Cattlemen's Association disagrees

A small group of protesters held signs advertising the campaign Friday, ahead of an official petition from Elections BC

BC Wildfire Service crews are working about 100 feet inside the fire perimeter to extinguish remaining heat Saturday

'The stories that are starting to come out (from Summerland) are heroic,' said Premier David Eby Saturday

The wildfire is listed as out of control at 1,000 hectares in size

Matthew Warren, with his son still in ICU, cautions visitors to Shuswap River

Multiple grass fires were sparked in the area Tuesday afternoon

Chief Dan Wilson did a helicopter flyover of the Westside and said it 'looked like a war zone'

The fire has been moving north

Falkland water users moved to Stage 4 due to extreme drought conditions

North Okanagan officials are recommending that the province not support a plan to drill 3 wells into Coldstream aquifer

Completed project allows close to 100 customers in the Bella Vista and West Swan Lake areas to receive reclaimed water

Matt Stang helped bring a junior hockey team back to Enderby, and his focus on development is etched into the team's philosophy

'We have water, but we don't store it properly,' one Silver Creek farmer said amid new efforts to create dams in the area

City looking to supply Goose Lake reservoir with reclaimed water

Julie Vigna published The Ghosts of Summer Island at age 70. She's been writing it in her head since age seven.

As an unprecedented drought carries on with next to no relief in the form of rain in the North Okanagan, drastic Greater Vernon water restrictions continue to hammer agriculturalists. But […]

Steven McVarnock was previously granted an absolute discharge on an assault conviction last year

A jury found Vitali Stefanski guilty of second-degree murder Friday, June 26

The regional district and its water purveyor held a pair of meetings with agriculturalists Tuesday evening. The message was dire

The Crown made its closing arguments in the trial of Vitali Stefanski Tuesday morning

Jay Royston is one of just 19 B.C. authors selected to take part in the online festival

The June 17 RDNO meeting featured heavy discussion on Greater Vernon’s water restrictions

The Vernon and District Garden Club is a source of gardening knowledge at a time when water conservation is paramount

Vitali Stefanski now representing himself as he faces second-degree murder charge in death of ex-wife

A pointed cross-examination of Vitali Stefanski continued in B.C. Supreme Court Wednesday

Vitali Stefanski offered his version of the events surrounding ex-wife Tatjana Stefanski’s death 2 years ago

The BC Fruit Growers Association says orchards must be treated differently than lawns, landscapes, or annual crops amid historic restrictions

Const. Neil Horne and Const. Nicholas Prystupa took the stand in the trial of Vitali Stefanski Tuesday