Letters To The Editor Opinion - Business LETTER: Lessons learned as an honorary CAP Team member Opinion - General Kelowna Mayor Colin Basran explains busking and begging bylaw THOMPSON: The amazing HeroRATS are saving lives LETTER: Faith-based groups must respect human rights LETTER: Lynn Beyak's anti-Indigenous narrative is not new to Indigenous peoples GUEST COLUMN: What you won't know about concussions unless you had one 'Good men, where are you?' How a Kelowna business leader pioneered her own #metoo in 1984 LETTER: Kelowna council not demanding enough money from developers for city parks Never forget to sift the dry ingredients WALKER: Rent in Kelowna is on the rise ALBAS: Should there be specific laws for wildfire arson or stealing from firefighters? LETTER: Hey Centre of Gravity — turn that music down! MORAN: Second Okanagan Lake crossing chance to create more urban wild lands WALKER: Thinking of selling your property in Kelowna? WALKER: Three low cost family activities in Kelowna this weekend - a quick guide LETTER: Trump's candour appreciated ALBAS: Reflections on the tragedy in Quebec LETTER: Overwhelming support for Kelowna Muslim community in the face of terror LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Parents respond to the punishment of Summerland teacher Statement regarding RCMP disciplinary hearing into Const. Amit Goyal Vernon RCMP Supt. responds to 'RISK IT OUT' Opinion - Health GUEST COLUMN: Interior Health chairman looks back on a challenging 2017 LETTER: Scare tactics less effective in overdose crisis Interior Health Authority year in review Opinion - Politics FUHR: Positioning Canada for Success ALBAS: It's going to take more than one meeting to resolve the pipeline conflict ALBAS: Accountability and transparency in government ALBAS: The economy and the environment ALBAS: There is no Infrastructure Plan ALBAS: Income tax season is upon us ALBAS: I was wrong; PM doesn't deserve any credit FUHR: Federal budget builds on economic growth, confidence ALBAS: My review of the Federal Budget CANNINGS: Where is the federal government in Alberta/B.C. pipeline debate? ALBAS: Trudeau's visit-vacation to India ALBAS: Liberals entitled to their entitlements FUHR: Of pipelines and politics ALBAS: Trade wars between provinces hurt Canada CANNINGS: Natural resources are the backbone Canada's economy ALBAS: Canada Revenue Agency sparking public anger ALBAS: Declining business investment in Canada ALBAS: Liberals politicize Canada Summer Jobs program for students FUHR: A commitment to do better for our veterans ALBAS: Should we worry about NAFTA? THOMPSON: Justice for all a distant dream in America OPINION Justice…a beautiful word. It’s the essence of fairness. Quite simply, it’s about the protection of rights and the punishment of wrongs. And yet, it’s more dream than reality for far too many p EDITORIAL CARTOON Top News Russian rocket stage with toxic fuel to fall in Canadian Arctic Another Russian rocket stage likely to be holding highly toxic fuel is slated to splash down in environmentally sensitive waters of the Canadian A April 24, 2018 7:00 AM 'Enough is enough': G7 ministers agree to call Russia out on 'malign' behaviour TORONTO - Canada and its G7 partners are saying "enough is enough" to attacks by Russia and other authoritarian countries in their democ April 24, 2018 6:00 AM NDP wants MPs to invite Pope Francis to apologize for residential schools OTTAWA - The NDP is hoping MPs from other parties will join them in issuing a formal invitation to Pope Francis to apologize to residential school April 23, 2018 9:00 PM Ten dead, 15 injured in van incident authorities call an horrific attack TORONTO - The death toll rose to at least 10 late Monday following a "horrific attack" in which a young man drove a van into a crowd of pedestrians a April 23, 2018 8:30 PM Searching for a stranger: Dozens of people brought in by bus to look for Ryan Shtuka SUN PEAKS - It's been nearly 10 weeks since Ryan Shtuka went missing in the Sun Peaks area after leaving a house party on Burfield Drive, but April 23, 2018 8:00 PM Why — and how — Vernon is evicting marmots from Kal Tire Place property VERNON - Marmots sprawl on rocks, nibble at grass and frolic by the creek below. It’s marmot heaven, but not for much longer if the City of April 23, 2018 6:30 PM Outgoing Lt.-Gov. says B.C. election decision didn't make her top 3 moments VICTORIA - The lost confidence vote for British Columbia's Liberal government and the establishment of a NDP minority may have meant a giant p April 23, 2018 5:30 PM Province to limit ICBC claims, speed up process to settle disputes VICTORIA - The British Columbia government has introduced legislation that will attempt to restore the finances of the public auto insurance agenc April 23, 2018 4:30 PM Trending Now TRENDING NOW: Seagull swallowed, spit out by tuna