The much-anticipated marijuana documentary, The Culture High, is months away from hitting the big screen.
Shuffleboard group told it will have to stop using wax on floor due to maintenance and safety concerns.
Barbara Hart has found it easier to sleep at night this spring now that she doesn't have to worry about nearby McDougall Creek flooding.
Bylaw enforcement, storm water management and development concerns were highlighted at the inaugural meeting.
Several Girl Guides shook their heads in courtroom nine's prisoner box as a judge found them guilty of their various offences.
The creation of a second bridge across Okanagan Lake may be decades away, but the province has taken a step toward that goal.
Ryan Quigley was arrested for muder in a Kelowna alley near St. Paul Street Thursday morning.
The WKRA wants to start a conversation about the issues currently facing West Kelowna residents.
"We just couldn't believe that there hadn't been a Comic-Con here before." -Bonnie Gratz, organizer of the anime and comic festival.
Soles4Souls Canada has collected and distributed 400,000 pairs of shoes since its inception in 2010.
Residents are voicing their concerns over proposed zoning bylaw amendments that would bring multi-family development to Tallus Ridge.
West Kelowna received two certificates of recognition from Worksafe BC and the BC Municipal Safety Association.
About 30 Grade 3 to 6 students participated in several experiments at the inaugural Mind over Muscle event at UBCO Thursday.
Crystal Mountain Resort has been granted yet another extension for a rezoning application that would allow for expansion.
23-year-old Sol O'Rielly and his mother, Tammie, were working on their computers Thursday when the sound of alarms caught their attention.
Aboriginal students filled the Sensisyusten Gymnasium Thursday as they took part in Westbank First Nation's second annual career fair.
The District of West Kelowna is progressing with its plans to have medical marijuana production limited to industrial lands.
Nine local associations had an opportunity to directly address District of West Kelowna council Tuesday night.
It’s no secret working in northern Alberta is common for residents of the Okanagan.
West Kelowna Vintners Association has only officially been in existence for a few months.
