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Taylor Rae
Before university, Taylor spent a year abroad living in Thailand which encouraged her to finish her degree studying in Turkey, both experiences have made her an avid traveller. Taylor graduated from Thompson Rivers University with a degree in Communications and Public Relations. Although born on the coast, Taylor has lived the majority of her life in Kamloops and enjoys what the region has to offer. In her spare time, you can find Taylor volunteering in the community or out on an adventure with her friends and her dogs.
New Water Rates In Effect
West Kelowna Council has adopted new water rates with the first of four consecutive annual…
Flurries, milder temperatures in the forecast for the Okanagan this weekend
OKANAGAN – The mercury will creep above the freezing mark this weekend with flurries throughout…
Schools, businesses shuttered as Atlantic Canada braces for powerful storm
HALIFAX – Schools, businesses and ferry services in parts of Atlantic Canada shut down Thursday…
Father charged with second-degree murder in B.C. sisters’ deaths
OAK BAY, B.C. – The father of two girls who were found dead in a…
2018 home sales in B.C. expected to decline, but prices climb, economists say
VANCOUVER – An upward trend in housing prices isn't expected to significantly change in British…
Federal Court dismisses B.C. First Nation request for more salmon
VANCOUVER – A British Columbia First Nation has lost a bid for a larger allocation…
TRENDING NOW: Hilarious compilation of people working out
After eating a lot of turkey and baked goods over the holidays, many people decide…
Bank of Canada estimates 60,000 fewer jobs due to minimum wage increases
OTTAWA – The Bank of Canada estimates there will be about 60,000 fewer jobs by…
Tim Hortons’ franchisees cut back staff perks after minimum wage hike
Employees at the Tim Hortons locations owned by the children of the co-founders of the…
Former Shaw Communications CEO, Jim Shaw, dies at age 60 following brief illness
CALGARY – Jim Shaw, the former chief executive of Shaw Communications Inc., died today following…
B.C. boosts homeowner grant to 1.65M as assessed value of homes rises again
VICTORIA – The British Columbia government is raising the threshold for the 2018 homeowner grant…
Trump blasts Bannon after new book
WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump is blasting his former chief strategist ahead of the release…
Indigenous urban business initiatives growing as demographics shift
CALGARY – Bulldozers and excavators are cutting a broad swath through the reserve land of…
McDonald’s tests fresh beef in another burger
NEW YORK – McDonald's is testing the use of fresh beef in another burger, the…
Volunteers rush to beach to help whale: ‘I had to ask people to slow down’
HALIFAX – Dozens of volunteers — including surfers, police, fisheries officials and passersby — raced…
‘Froze my brain up in Canada:’ Chilly Manitoba musician parodies Toto’s ‘Africa’
OAK LAKE, Man. – It's as if Canadian hosers Bob and Doug McKenzie did a…
TRENDING NOW: “It was too extra”
This cheeky little girl cut her own hair, to her mother's dismay. As her mom…
B.C. latest province to pay for ‘abortion pill’ that currently costs $300
VICTORIA – British Columbia has announced it will pay for the so-called abortion pill starting…
Ex-hostage Joshua Boyle arrested, charged with sex assault, forcible confinement
A Canadian man recently freed with his wife and young children after years of being…
Winner declared in Okanagan College 3-Hour Short Story contest
More than 30 budding writers from across the valley put their writing skills to the…
Parking ban now lifted for snow routes
Parking bans on designated snow routes in Wilden, the Ponds, Magic Estates and Dilworth Mountain…
Clouds and flurries expected across the Okanagan this week
OKANAGAN – Chilly temperatures are expected start off the new year but Environment Canada predicts…
Water Quality Alert
The South East Kelowna Irrigation District has downgraded the BOIL WATER NOTICE issued December 20,…
Indigenous tourism helping keep stories alive as international interest grows
SIKSIKA, Alta. – Dion Red Gun has met and overcome a daunting series of obstacles…