“We can make a difference and I think we’re being overlooked.”
“We were extremely lucky. We’re still here because [the detector] worked.”
Cat owner JD Batbatan hopes his videos inspire people to get outside and enjoy the beauty of the Okanagan.
Roy Shopland inherited the flag his mom brought to Canada when she emigrated from England in 1918.
“I think people are going to get a big surprise that it’s not going to change things much.”
Ultimately, James Leigh said it’s not death he’s afraid of, it’s mediocrity.
Deanna Wertz, Caitlin Potts, Ashley Simpson and Nicole Bell — missing, but not forgotten.
A week after leaving hospice to go to city hall to declare his candidacy, David Hesketh has died.
Fletcher is one of 24 who travelled to Shenzhen, China for the first official Olympic dev camp.
He beat terminal cancer twice and entered hospice when he decided to run for council.
The 10,000 bike ride raised over $10,000 for victims of the war in Ukraine.
Local experts said health risks associated haven’t disappeared now that the smoke has.
Lawrence Ricketts released his debut novel The Third Law in June.
Vernon mayoral candidate Darrin Taylor took some heat of his own this week.
“Wearing a helmet saved my life.”
This Saturday and Sunday, more than 100 meteors can be seen per hour.
B.C.’s James Leigh spent six weeks travelling on some of the most dangerous roads in the world.
Monday marks the 73 anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing.
“We were so lucky. I’m alive — it’s the hand of God.”
Blaine Smith says if he’d been sleeping in his cabin on Sunday he would have been killed.
