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Move over Baby Boomers because Generation X now has the biggest carbon footprint of any…

FortisBC is increasing its electricity rates by more than six percent for all its clients…

A fake goose on a power line in the Shuswap temporarily tricked a Salmon Arm…

New data from B.C. Hydro shows how much drivers could save by switching to an…

WEST KELOWNA – City councillors are outraged by B.C. Hydro's plans to further delay a…

KELOWNA – Plans to build a second B.C. Hydro power line to West Kelowna no…

KELOWNA – The chair of B.C. Hydro has put a price on the new transmission…

OKANAGAN – Power was out for over 1,700 B.C. Hydro customers in a sparsely populated…

WEST KELOWNA – B.C. Hydro wants to hear what locals think of its plan for…

SALMON ARM – It was no average day on the job for B.C. Hydro crews…

PRINCETON – A social network campaign played a role in the rescue of a stubborn…

UPDATE: 9:30 a.m., Friday, April 15, 2016 PRINCETON – A social network campaign played a…
POWER WAS OUT FOR 7,700 VERNON – A large power outage yesterday evening in the…
EQUIPMENT UPGRADE AFFECTS PARTS OF ROSE VALLEY AND WEST KELOWNA ESTATES WEST KELOWNA – A…

OKANAGAN – Homeowners continue the clean up and repair any damage today after a windstorm…

KAMLOOPS - A local business owner says his mother fell prey to a sophisticated phone scam working its way through the Interior. Min Vo owns a nail salon in Sahali and says his mother received a alarming phone call which caused her to panic on Monday, Nov. 2. “They contacted her and were claiming to...

VERNON – RCMP are on the hunt for a suspect after a man on a bicycle was hit by a vehicle in Vernon early this morning. The cyclist was hit on 43 Street, near 25 Avenue, just after 5 a.m., Oct. 11, according to RCMP Const. Jocelyn Noseworthy. “The vehicle had struck a bicyclist, then...

WEST KELOWNA – An almost two hour power outage in West Kelowna this morning left thousands in the dark. The power went out at around 6:40 a.m. and came back on at about 8:18 a.m., Sept. 20, according to B.C. Hydro. The outage affected 2,827 customers in an area east of Highway 97, north of...

WEST KELOWNA - B.C. Wildfire has been hitting smoke on the south flank of the Shelter Cove fire with air tankers but other than that, not much has changed today in the 430-hectare blaze. The evacuation order continues for 70 homes along Westside Road which is closed in both directions between Cinnabar Creek and La...

WHO HAS IT, WHO DOESN'T THOMPSON-OKANAGAN - When the power goes out, so do most of the things we depend on for life and business — lights, refrigerators, internet, air conditioning, point-of-sale machines, cash machines — and depending on which power company you use, so does information. The Thompson-Okanagan is divided between Fortis B.C. and...

UPDATE: 7:31 a.m., March 20, 2015 Power has been restored. B.C. Hydro says the cause was a tree that had fallen across the wires. WEST KELOWNA - More than 4,000 West Kelowna customers are waking to no power on the first day of spring. B.C. Hydro reports power is out to 4,016 customers because of...

KELOWNA – Days after angry Kelowna residents gathered outside Premier Christy Clarks riding office to protest unfair power bills, many people are coming forward with stories about being massively over billed. Katie Krebs lives in Kelowna with her husband and two kids. She says last December and January, Fortis B.C. sent them a bill for...

THOMPSON-OKANAGAN – A major wind storm blew through the B.C. interior Saturday afternoon, March 14, knocking down trees and breaking branches which in turn hit hydro lines cutting the power to about 39,000. In the Thompson-Okanagan area just under 1,000 B.C. Hydro customers are still without power as of 1 p.m., Sunday, March 15 due...

WEST KELOWNA – A group of moms and concerned citizens gathered in front of Premier Christy Clark’s West Kelowna riding office today to protest what they say are exorbitant power bills. Shannon Christensen, one of the speakers at the rally, Saturday, March 14 said hundreds of women in her non-profit group Mamas for Mamas have...