If West Kelowna council stays on its current path, residents will face a 2.95 per cent tax increase for the second year in a row.
Increasing membership and working with other chambers of commerce in the region are the 2014 goals for the Greater Westside Board of Trade.
Business development officer John Perrott says 2014 will see West Kelowna continue with several economic development initiatives.
The second Aboriginal Education Enhancement Agreement aims to improve the success of all aboriginal students over the next five years.
Jim Catterson shares his story of dealing with life after discovering he had vascular dementia.
Green Bay has been the ideal training ground for West Kelowna firefighters this week.
Kristine and Don Ritchie first realized their son had a serious health issue in November 2012.
A West Kelowna realtor with a knack for cooking is one of 50 contestants on the inaugural season of MasterChef Canada.
A new Peachland radio station is giving its listeners golden oldies through a modern medium.
FortisBC has been called out to Lakeshore Road after a van slid on ice and crashed into a power pole Friday morning.
Premier Christy Clark has been named Capital News' 2013 Newsmaker of the Year.
With Christmas lights and decorations hung around Kelowna's Gospel Mission today, guests are being served a festive meal.
Residents of Gramiak Road, Collison Road and Mary Court are, once again, doing their part to get Kelowna in the Christmas spirit.
A new underpass northwest of William R. Bennett Bridge could mean short-term pain and long-term gain for motorists.
Mark and Julie Kent, along with their children—Abi, 18, Parker, 12, and Naomi, 11—plan to bring 60 pairs of shoes to Honduras.
Local Mounties stopped several motorists travelling eastbound on Leon Avenue Friday afternoon to check for signs of impairment.
Roads, road maintenance and snow clearing are not meeting residents' expectations, according to the 2013 West Kelowna Citizens Survey.
A hunting, camping and fishing retail store is taking over the former Future Shop location in Westbank's Snyatan Shopping Centre.
14 performers are putting on a show at an event held today to raise funds for the Canadian Red Cross Typhoon Haiyan relief effort.
One of Westbank Centre's most historic buildings does not need to be rebuilt from scratch, the Westbank Lions Club learned last week.
