Fireworks erupt midway through second period against Bandits
It looks like our province has its first minority government in more than half a century
Action from SOMBA teams from the weekend
Organizers of a homeless camp that the City of Maple Ridge tried to take down are planning a march in support of it on Saturday.
Rick Lavin has retired as executive director of the Upper Room Mission
Get set for the box office weekend with Rick Davis’ movie column
Listing of concerts and events for Penticton and the South Okanagan
The notice was initiated May 6 and applies to residents on the Duteau Creek and Kalamalka Lake water sources
Community Policing Office event is May 29 from 3 to 7 p.m.
Saanich Police Department Detective Division is the lead on theinvestigation
Wow. This has been quite a week in politics. For any true political aficionado, an election is always must see TV, but Tuesday night really delivered.Down to the wire and beyond it. So far past the wire, you can’t even seen the wire.
Kelowna girls turn in strong playoff round at Spring Sizzle tourney
Grade 6 students at three west Courtenay elementary schools will be moved to Lake Trail middle school in September.
Marc Dalton, who served the past eight years as MLA in the riding, lost by 120 votes to NDP MLA-elect Bob D’Eith in the May 9 provincial election.
Singer-guitarist Chris Stapleton’s From A Room: Volume 1 is a take on soulful country-based sounds
The room is quiet, with the audience eagerly awaiting the night’s performance
Neighbourhood residents gathered Thursday for the moving of the house at 1044 Hampshire Road
The local boy was traded by the New West Salmonbellies.
Basic steps homeowners are advised to take before their homes jump on the market
The city is having a hard time keeping up with the demand for building and development permit applications.
