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Princeton woman wins $187,000 slot jackpot gambling online
"It feels like I’m dreaming."
Rain on the way after Vancouver Island wildfire grows by more than half
PORT ALBERNI — A forecast of up to 40 millimetres of rain is expected to…
Interior Health responds to critics, says cardiac care in Kamloops remains strong
"There is always a focus on Kamloops."
Kamloops mayor calls journalist an ‘enemy’ and ‘biased’ after criminal probe dropped
The criminal investigation is over, but it appears bad blood remains.
iN NUMBERS: What we know about budget conscious tourists in Okanagan
The numbers we have now show that while people are still visiting they're just thinking about ways to save money on their vacation.
iN PHOTOS: Frightful facts about the praying mantis in Okanagan, Kamloops
The females eat the males before, during and after copulation.
RCMP suspect fireworks caused pair of West Kelowna wildfires
Investigators suspect fireworks cause a pair of wildfires Wednesday in the Smith Creek area of…
Passage to allow salmon back into Okanagan Lake opening next week
Steelhead, rainbow trout, sockeye, chinook and kokanee are going to be able to go into Okanagan Lake and 13 tributaries once again.
Poll says most Canadians want ‘evidence’ of graves at Kamloops Indian Residential School
The Angus Reid poll comes four years after Tk'emlups te Secwepemc announced the discovery of more than 200 suspected unmarked graves.
Months after closure Kelowna General Hospital pediatric unit fully reopens
“These new physicians, combined with our existing medical staff, mean the inpatient unit has capacity to serve all pediatric patients in our area who need care.”
Police absolve Kamloops journalist in mayor’s assault complaint
“The public are reminded to respect personal boundaries and not make unwanted contact."
Severance payout for two top Kamloops bureaucrats remains a mystery
Taxpayers don't get to know how much the departure of former school district boss Rhonda Nixon or former Kamloops CAO David Trawin will cost.
Big leadership changes for Central Okanagan RCMP underway behind the scenes
“What that does is really reduces some of the administrative bottlenecks that we have."
Higher taxes and fees too late to avoid water restrictions in Osoyoos
In total, this year the average single-family home is sending the Town of Osoyoos roughly $739 more than it did two years ago.
Kelowna man who crashed chopper being sued by passenger
After the crash he ran off.