Just in time for summer, new snack shop and patio opens in Penticton
A new lakeside shop just opened in Penticton that offers summertime snacks, coffees, locally made products and beach supplies.
A new lakeside shop just opened in Penticton that offers summertime snacks, coffees, locally made products and beach supplies.
Premier Dave Eby is pushing local governments to cut their red tape so more housing can be built to meet the looming shortage in the province.
Anyone who's developed an appetite for authentic Greek food from a restaurant that recreated its own Mediterranean atmosphere probably already knows about Theo’s in Penticton.
A program to reduce and control invasive starlings through trapping in the Okanagan-Similkameen is still going strong after two decades running and has successfully brought starling populations under control.
The owners of an established delicatessen in a Kamloops industrial park are giving their business away in a very unique fashion.
Swanky lawlessness during the Gatsby era is what inspired Summerland’s newest eatery.
Peak Cellars is the perfect destination for a summer afternoon escape. Located in Lake Country, BC, Peak Cellars boutique winery offers picturesque patio dining and unique tasting experiences, a year-round destination that springs to life this time of year with a garden full of greens, vineyard walks and live music nights.
Finding a new home for the decades-old Kelowna Farmers’ and Crafters’ Market is square on the radar of Kelowna city council, mayor Tom Dyas says.
With part of Bernard Avenue in downtown Kelowna closing as of 6 a.m. Thursday for the annual “Meet me on Bernard” promotion, bars and restaurants are quick to get into the action.
Located in Summerland, Heaven's Gate Winery is a charming boutique winery with a picturesque setting and award-winning wines.
A food truck serving Greek food just opened in Vernon and is getting a big response from the community.
The third season is well underway for a massive cherry farm near Kamloops that keeps on expanding every year.
Tulips are brightening up the scenery across the Interior. They are a colourful sign of spring and flowers that are loved and celebrated by many.
A nine-hectare property on Eastside Road in Okanagan Falls that for 75 years was the Matheson Creek Farm is transitioning to a winery.
Pink and white cherry blossoms are appearing in parts of the Okanagan and are expected to open quickly in the region due to a string of warm weather days.
It has been almost 30 years since a major trade agreement forced the Okanagan wine industry to re-invent itself.
Two owners of lands just east of Kelowna are working to develop more than 1,000 acres of higher elevation cherry orchards.