Kirpal Boparai, former president of the BC Fruit Growers' Association, was released on bail Tuesday after being charged Monday night.
New Transportation Master Plan to suggest additional evacuation route.
Rainbow flags were held proudly Saturday as hundreds marched to City Park to celebrate the Okanagan Pride Festival in Kelowna.
Art in the Park continues this Saturday at Rotary Park in West Kelowna.
The $3.15 million project includes road resurfacing, cycling lanes and a list of improvements to the existing lakeside trail.
Emotions ran high at a District of West Kelowna public hearing Tuesday as more than 40 people crowded into council chambers.
Camelot Vineyards transformed into a village from Medieval Times Saturday as it hosted its fourth annual Medieval Fair.
Saturday's sunshine, which was sandwiched between thundershowers, seemed to be reserved for the 24th annual Downtown Kelowna Block Party.
One hundred years and one day ago, Peachland hosted its last major regatta. The Okanagan Paddlefest aims to relive that history.
Westbank First Nation members will decide who will represent them for the next three years when they go to the polls Aug. 30.
Friday marks the beginning of Kelowna's biggest tourism weekend of the year.
Jordan Harvey visited a Vancouver Whitecaps soccer skills camp, which is taking place this week at Constable Neil Bruce Middle School.
Firefighters have the Glenmore bush fire contained on all sides while forestry fire crews are on route and a helicopter remains on standby.
Hundreds visited Parkinson Recreation Centre Saturday to check out the work of some of western Canada's top tattoo artists.
An Edmonton family is thanking a higher power after they escaped unscathed from a crash that nearly sent their motorhome into Wood Lake.
"We're not here to make life miserable for people; our focus is water safety and saving lives," - reserve constable Phillip Boissonneault.
West Kelowna council has given Village at Smith Creek the green light to construct a four-storey, 23 unit addition.
Liberal Party leader Justin Trudeau was in town as part of a multi-day B.C. tour, which began Sunday in Cranbrook.
Carlisle reiterated his position of the need for a change in the B.C. building code Thursday.
Paula Cowan hopes to get participants dancing, working out and, ultimately, helping their neighbours to the east.
