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Stunning time-lapse of skies over Kelowna
April 23, 2015 - 2:32 PM

KELOWNA – With summer just around the corner, one amateur photographer has made a time lapse video of the beautiful skies Kelowna residents have been treated to lately.
Local companies step up to help out pass holders of suddenly-closed kids attraction
April 21, 2015 - 2:31 PM

KELOWNA – A week after a West Kelowna activity centre for kids suddenly closed its doors, two local companies have agreed to step up and help out.
Watch out for rattlesnakes; they're out early in the Thompson-Okanagan
April 21, 2015 - 1:11 PM

THOMPSON-OKANAGAN - Sunny weather has gotten many of us out from beneath our rocks looking for some rays, and we’re not the only ones in the animal world.
Here's your chance to see a water bomber up close
April 21, 2015 - 8:26 AM

KELOWNA – Members of the public and aviation enthusiasts of all ages are invited to meet some of the men and women who fight fires from above this week.
UPDATE: Missing boy located
April 21, 2015 - 6:57 AM

UPDATE: 2:37 P.M., APRIL 21, 2015
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iN RESPONSE: Readers have their say
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No fine for Kelowna brewery that sold beer to undercover minor
A Kelowna brewery successfully avoided a fine for selling beer to an undercover minor, but it did fire the employee. The province's liquor regulator decided against handing down a $7,000 fine after an 18-year-old bought a six-pack from

Marijuana gummies send 11 New York middle-schoolers to hospitals
MORICHES, New York (AP) — Police and a middle school in suburban New York are looking into how a student got hold of marijuana gummies and gave them to about a dozen schoolmates, sending 11 of them to hospitals. The episode happened M

Don't demolish old Kelowna homes to make way for development, recycle or move them
As Kelowna’s population grows the city is trying to densify housing and that means replacing single-family homes, but a business has proposed that those homes can be repurposed rather than destroyed. Renewal Development and Light Hous

Stunning time-lapse of skies over Kelowna