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  • Holiday Fire Safety Tips

    Kamloops, BC – Each year, fires during the holiday season injure British Columbians and cause thousands of dollars in property damage. Kamloops Fire Rescue has some basic fire safety tips so British Columbians can enjoy a fire-safe holiday season:

    COOKING SAFETY
  • RDOS Helps Reduce the Mosquito Population

    Since 1974, the Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen (RDOS) Nuisance Mosquito Control Program typically runs between mid-May into late August. For the past several years, the program has been starting in April due to weather conditions and resident complaints.
  • Community celebrates research at UBC Okanagan

    KELOWNA - From advances in chronic disease interventions to improving wireless communications, innovative research projects at UBC Okanagan are attracting national attention.
  • Wilden Living Lab show homes ready for new families


    As laboratories go, the comfy, newly-built Wilden Living Lab is already a winner.
  • Safety codes can lead to over-built bridges, higher building costs

    A UBC researcher says bridges built to meet current Canadian safety codes are being ‘overbuilt’ and may still suffer extensive damages after a major earthquake.
  • Holiday fire safety tips

    VICTORIA - Each year, preventable fires during the holiday season
  • UBC Everest research shows impacts on cardiovascular health

    As an undergraduate student in the School of Health and Exercise Sciences, Ryan Hoiland travelled on a scientific expedition to Nepal, working in the shadow of Mount Everest to study the effects of severe oxygen deprivation – hypoxia – and blood flow to the brain. Now his work as a graduate master’s student is paying off in new understandings about human physiology – based on UBC Okanagan research conducted at the international Pyramid Laboratory near Everest Base Camp.
  • Keep holiday memories safe from fire hazards

    Momentary carelessness can lead to a lifetime of regret, so keep safety in mind during preparations for this busy holiday season.

    The Kelowna Fire Department has compiled a list of safety tips worth reviewing to ensure decorations and Christmas trees are tended to with appropriate care and attention.

    Among the holiday safety services offered by the Kelowna Fire Department is Christmas tree chipping after the holiday. For a donation to the B.C.

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