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Water levies rise on new North Okanagan developments

Water levies rise on new North Okanagan developments

Increases phased in over 2 years
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Vernon Cultural Centre fundraising campaign coming this spring

Vernon Cultural Centre fundraising campaign coming this spring

Greater Vernon Advisory Committee is also keeping the project in its sightlines by having monthly updates
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$3.7B coming to B.C. as resolution reached in 28-year tobacco court battle

$3.7B coming to B.C. as resolution reached in 28-year tobacco court battle

$32.B will be shared across the country in what the B.C. attorney general called the largest settlement in Canadian history
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Travel-related measles case reported in Lower Mainland

Travel-related measles case reported in Lower Mainland

Public may have been exposed at Royal Columbian emergency room, Fraser Health says
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Dry conditions could soon put all of Vernon on a water quality advisory

Dry conditions could soon put all of Vernon on a water quality advisory

Low snowpack and low water levels in the Duteau watershed reservoirs mean water can't be diverted to the Kalamalka Lake water source when seasonal turbidity hits a couple weeks from now
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Shuswap donkey refuge mourns loss of co-founder

Shuswap donkey refuge mourns loss of co-founder

Shirley Mainprize cofounded the Turtle Valley Donkey Refuge near Chase in 2011
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With bears soon back in town, Revelstoke program hopes for another banner year

With bears soon back in town, Revelstoke program hopes for another banner year

A warmer winter will bring bears out of dens sometime March, after two record-low years for deaths, Revelstoke Bear Aware's new executive director says
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B.C. police officer dies on duty after medical emergency

B.C. police officer dies on duty after medical emergency

Saanich PD Chief Dean Duthie says peer support teams are supporting the officer's family and department staff
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Commercial trucks driving through B.C. to Alaska could pay for the privilege: Eby

Commercial trucks driving through B.C. to Alaska could pay for the privilege: Eby

Move follows province's initial response of removing Red state liquor from B.C. Liquor Store shelves
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Salmon Arm resident catches on to scam after purchasing $7K in gift cards

Salmon Arm resident catches on to scam after purchasing $7K in gift cards

'Do not purchase gift cards for anyone you don鈥檛 know'
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