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Okanagan senior knits 100 toques for Ukrainian children in the throes of war

Okanagan senior knits 100 toques for Ukrainian children in the throes of war

Inge Raudzus is sending the toques to Ukraine through the North Okanagan Valley Gleaners
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Don't let porch pirates snatch your holiday cheer: RCMP

Don't let porch pirates snatch your holiday cheer: RCMP

Don’t let the holiday hustle and bustle turn into a humbug heartbreak
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Vernon students wowed by travelling Science World team

Vernon students wowed by travelling Science World team

Science World's On The Road team is visiting Vernon, Coldstream and Cherryville schools Dec. 2-5
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Windsor Wolves win B.C. football title with strong 2nd half vs Vernon

Windsor Wolves win B.C. football title with strong 2nd half vs Vernon

The Wolves erased a 14-0 deficit at the half to win the senior football championship over the Vernon Panthers 17-14
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Vernon retrial concludes for ex-coach accused of sexually assaulting minor

Vernon retrial concludes for ex-coach accused of sexually assaulting minor

The judge reserved decision at the end of the Crown's and defence's closing submissions; next appearance Dec. 9
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5 tragedies not enough to stop B.C. mom on healing journey

5 tragedies not enough to stop B.C. mom on healing journey

Funds are being raised to help Donna-Marie Gregerson make car payments during her trauma recovery journey
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B.C. Indigenous woman continues to work toward reconciliation

B.C. Indigenous woman continues to work toward reconciliation

Gloria Morgan, recognized with a 2024 BC Reconciliation Award, is dedicated to bringing historical truths about Indigenous people to light
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Former B.C. doctor acquitted on sexual assault charge

Former B.C. doctor acquitted on sexual assault charge

Peter Inkpen is currently in jail, having previously been sentenced for three other counts of sexual assault
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B.C. forestry company facing $75K fine for causing landslide

B.C. forestry company facing $75K fine for causing landslide

Tolko Industries is appealing the fine, but isn't contesting that the logging road it built in 2011 led to the landslide six years later
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Okanagan, Shuswap SAR teams part of large-scale search in northern B.C.

Okanagan, Shuswap SAR teams part of large-scale search in northern B.C.

A number of search and rescue teams worked together to provide mutual aid in the Peace Region
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