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
CFA today urged government to establish emergency fund to help farmers overcome mounting costs
This new practice allows individuals to practice their religion while social distancing
‘In moments of crisis, fear is very real and palpable,’ says SFU’s Peter Chow-White
While suspended, Leonard Krekic is not entitled to practice as an RMT in B.C.
The headstone reads the following: “Mary Ann Heath 1993-1995”
Passengers on route to Penticton from Calgary have been trying to get home since yesterday
Okanagan-bound WestJet flight returns to Calgary after ‘uncontrollable weather’ conditions
Two-factor verification has been the go-to way to keep online accounts secure
This is the first reported incident with a cougar this year in the Penticton area
Three large dumpster bins, four pickup trucks and two garbage trucks were filled with waste
Each is 220 sq ft and features a social space, kitchen, bathroom, and a queen bed in a loft above
About 83 people, including the daughter of Fernie’s first mayor, are buried in the overgrown cemetery
A compilation of strikes seen from Fernie at around 1:30 a.m., July 24.
“If I died that day, the baby wouldn’t know his dad,” said 31-year-old Mariano Santander-Melo.
