Colin Dacre

Kelowna’s Rotary Centre for the Arts is kicking off 2025 with a lineup of programs for the whole family.

A Kelowna woman has been awarded a $742,000 decision against a contractor who gutted her home and fraudulently induced her to pay for additional work that was never completed.

A Kelowna woman has been awarded a $742,000 decision against a contractor who gutted her home and fraudulently induced her to pay for additional work that was never completed.

A long-discussed proposal to improve drinking water quality on North Westside of Okanagan Lake has gotten a lot more expensive. 

It’s believed that a cat found at the side of the Okanagan Connector was either hit by or thrown from a vehicle and left for dead at the side of the highway.

People who turn to psychedelics for therapeutic use are having trouble talking about it with their doctors, according to a new study from UBC Okanagan.

The Regional District of Central Okanagan is encouraging residents and businesses to register their security alarm systems to avoid fines.

The B.C. government has announced 60 more temporary supportive housing units for Kelowna.

Campfires are again allowed in the Southeast Fire Centre.

The board of the Regional District of Central Okanagan will weigh in on a long-running dispute a Peachland-area man is having with building inspectors over his “tiny home” that has been dumping greywa