About 41 per cent of the Greater Westside Board of Trade’s membership is comprised of women.
The BC Safety Authority is continuing its investigation at Crystal Mountain after Saturday's chairlift incident that injured four people.
Kelowna's outdoor ice rink will likely close down for the season within the next few days, depending on the weather.
Local residents got a closer look at what the Sneena Road Overpass Project will involve over the next nine months at an open house Tuesday.
Following a colourful discussion, the DWK has moved one step closer to finding somewhere to put its commercial medical marijuana operations.
If you happen to be in downtown Kelowna Wednesday afternoon, you may notice a wave of pink shirts walking by.
John Edward Newcome was given an 18-month conditional sentence by Judge Vincent Hogan Thursday.
The wheels are slowly beginning to turn on a proposed Campbell Road development in West Kelowna.
Several Mount Boucherie Senior Secondary students are willing to let their stomachs growl for a good cause.
Ten GMS students stacked nearly 1,000 cans of food to create a giant Tim Hortons coffee cup in Orchard Park Mall.
Damjan Madjar has invented a product he hopes will make drinking liquids a little bit easier.
The conclusion to our series on those who live in the Okanagan and work in the Fort McMurray area.
Motorists will no longer be able to access the piece of Elliott Road, which connects Main Street and Dobbin Road, in a couple of weeks.
The second story in a three-part series about locals living in the Okanagan and commuting 1,300 km for work in northern Alberta.
The first of a three-part series on how working in northern Alberta affects individuals in the Okanagan, as well as the community.
West Kelowna Fire Rescue members worked alongside paramedic students Thursday, simulating a car accident with extrication needed.
The District of West Kelowna has shortlisted four Westbank Centre locations as potential sites for its new Municipal Hall.
Kaila Klassen is using her popularity from being a MasterChef Canada contestant to help locals in need.
Rodney and Gloria Lozinski will be travelling to Coquitlam to work the phones at Variety's Show of Hearts Telethon.
The approximately 5,000 people in the Okanagan who work in northern Alberta will have an easier commute by this spring.
