Elevate your local knowledge
Sign up for the iNFOnews newsletter today!
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.
Trudeau weighing options on Quebec face-covering bill after court challenge
DANANG, Vietnam – In the wake of a court challenge against a controversial Quebec law…
Newly-installed Gov. Gen. Julie Payette attends national Remembrance service
OTTAWA – A crowd of hundreds gathered under a clear sky in the biting cold…
Canada’s decision to decline TPP agreement shouldn’t have been surprise: Trudeau
DANANG, Vietnam – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says it shouldn't have come as a surprise…
‘Very close to our hearts:’ Cello sisters dedicate new song to fallen soldiers
CALGARY – A new video featuring three Alberta cello-playing prodigies is being released on Remembrance…
What’s making news in British Columbia
VANCOUVER – MARIJUANA TAX SPLIT WITH FEDS A NON-STARTER FOR B.C. British Columbia's finance minister…
Review board urged to take away ‘false hope’ of leave for man who killed kids
PORT COQUITLAM, B.C. – Giving a British Columbia man who killed his three children during…
‘We were sitting ducks’:100-year-old war veteran shares memories of Dieppe
MONTREAL – At age 100, Honorary Col. David Lloyd Hart still remembers every detail of…
Kamloops RCMP asking for help to find missing teenaged boy
KAMLOOPS – Police are hoping someone can help them find a missing Kamloops teenager. Police say Matheau…
Got pot? Travellers to Canada will be asked if they’re carrying cannabis
OTTAWA – Travellers to Canada will be routinely asked whether they are bringing marijuana into…
Out of the shadows: Canada’s special forces face unique mental-health challenges
OTTAWA – Retired Sgt. Toby Miller can easily remember the day he was injured by…
Chinese-Canadian veterans fought in secret WWII unit and helped changed laws
VANCOUVER – Giant monkeys in the jungle are what Ronald Lee remembers most about his…
TRENDING NOW: Carmax responds to viral, homemade Honda Accord ad
Max Lanman made a hilarious used car commercial to sell his fiancee's used '96 Honda…
Canada trumpets progress on ‘core elements’ of new Trans-Pacific Partnership
DANANG, Vietnam – An agreement in principle on the Trans-Pacific Partnership appeared to inch closer…
Ottawa’s plan for excise tax on medical marijuana draws ire of patients, producers
TORONTO – The federal government's proposed plan to impose an excise tax on medical marijuana…
Remembrance Day hours of operation at civic properties
To mark Remembrance Day, which falls on a Saturday this year, City Hall will be…
The Board Reports
2017-2018 Regional Board At the Inaugural Statutory meeting of the Regional District Board, Kelowna Councillor…
Expected Repairs & Refinements to Mission Creek Restoration Project
As predicted, higher-than-normal freshet flows this spring caused changes to Mission Creek that require repair…
UBC researcher seeks to protect where the wild things walk
UBC Professor Lael Parrott is working to protect low-elevation ecosystems that are important habitat and…
Mission Dog Park to close briefly for upgrades
The dog park at Mission Recreation Park will soon be a bit brighter. The Mission…
YLW and Canucks Autism Network host inaugural airport accessibility tour in Kelowna for families with autism
On Sunday, November 19, the Canucks Autism Network (CAN) and Kelowna International Airport (YLW) will…
Memorial Award helps fuel Okanagan College student’s education
Losing her husband and son to a tragic plane crash two years ago led Michaela…
Ottawa to order ships to give right whales a 100-metre buffer zone in Gulf
MONCTON, N.B. – Ottawa will order boats to give right whales a 100-metre buffer zone…
WestJet wants B.C. court to toss proposed class action that alleges harassment
VANCOUVER – WestJet says a proposed class-action lawsuit that accuses the company of failing to…
White poppies: Why a symbol of peace have never really caught on in Canada
More than five years after the white poppy campaign sparked a rancorous debate about how…