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Vernon RCMP takes 3 impaired drivers off road in 4 hour span

Vernon RCMP takes 3 impaired drivers off road in 4 hour span

The officer busted the three drivers all in Armstrong on Saturday night, and early Sunday morning
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Vernon raises OKIB flag at city hall

Vernon raises OKIB flag at city hall

City of Vernon to permanently fly Okanagan Indian Band flag at city hall
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Vernon campus honours OKIB with flag, dorm name

Vernon campus honours OKIB with flag, dorm name

Vernon branch of Okanagan College permanently raises Okanagan Indian Band flag, and pays tribute to new student dorm with name associated with the lake it overlooks
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B.C. company sanctioned by US wants its Health Canada licences back

B.C. company sanctioned by US wants its Health Canada licences back

Port Coquitlam chemical firm claims Health Canada wrongfully cancelled its licences
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West Kootenay ferries to keep operating as labour dispute goes to mediation

West Kootenay ferries to keep operating as labour dispute goes to mediation

The union representing ferry employees had previously issued a 72-hour strike notice
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Keremeos retiree charged with attempted murder of wife

Keremeos retiree charged with attempted murder of wife

Brian Gene Reum was also sued in civil court
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Stinging rebuke delivered as things get buggy on B.C. campaign trail

Stinging rebuke delivered as things get buggy on B.C. campaign trail

Wasp out of the race following fatal encounter with David Eby, polls indicate a much less decisive situation
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Results in an hour? Electronic counters snip B.C. election results wait

Results in an hour? Electronic counters snip B.C. election results wait

This fall含羞草研究社檚 votes mark the first time electronic tabulators will be used in a B.C. general election
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Stadium lights worth $400k to be unveiled at Penticton skate park

Stadium lights worth $400k to be unveiled at Penticton skate park

Official light-up ceremony set for Oct. 18, at B.C.'s third-largest skate park
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Summerland gravel pit permit will remain

Summerland gravel pit permit will remain

Province will not rescind permit for gravel pit, but could amend it
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