Hotel Zed has announced a Kelowna couple has received free Valentines Day stays for next 18 years
Pandemic, for some wine makers, has been a blessing in disguise. For others, not so much.
Cpl. Cory Lepine serves as a bridge between the law and those who make a living off the land
Family doesn’t know how the tags were lost, but delighted to have them back
The Real Estate Council of BC says as COVID-19 cases surge, open houses should stop
Graffiti condemning the virus appears overnight on City Hall
Mass timber will help grow businesses and get families into homes, says Horgan
Police provide list of ways to stay safe while driving in winter conditions
Kiera Bourque, 24, was sentenced for manslaughter in the 2017 death of Penticton’s Devon Blackmore
“It was wrong and it needs to be addressed,” says neighbour after mixed-race family evicted
“They want people to get upset, and angry, and saddened… That’s the reaction racists want, isn’t it?”
“… We’re excited to see what interesting pieces of history we can gather from around the province.”
COVID-19 has brought attention to health and safety issues facing barbers during reopening
Benjamin Pinch talks dropping everything to fulfill his lifelong dream of walking across the country
Cancer, blindness, a fractured hip, dementia, and COVID-19 not enough to bring Betty Jukes down
What could wineries look like this summer? That’s what the BC Wine Institute is working on
The race is instead set to take place Aug. 29, 2021, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Penticton gun owner expresses frustration at method of delivery by Canada Post
Lessons challenge students to consider social, ethical, environmental implications of energy use
Digital health dashboard allows remote monitoring of patients as they recover from home
