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Want to get paid to eat poutine? Here’s how
You may want to rethink your New Year's resolution. Applications are now open for judges…
Massive appie-sized Caesar crowned winner of Kelowna contest
A Caesar garnished with lemon pepper wings, steamed prawns, pickled veggies and a salad bite…
LUCKY BRIDE: How a West Kelowna woman saved thousands on wedding costs
WEST KELOWNA – Most brides likely consider themselves lucky but most brides haven’t heard Portia…
Okanagan women score spots in Maxim covergirl contest semi-finals
OKANAGAN – Two Okanagan women have made it to the next stage of a contest…
Longest drive in the Okanagan? You could win a trip anywhere WestJet flies
KELOWNA – Do you carry the big stick in your foursome? Then this is for…
Kelowna woman gifts iNFOnews.ca World Gym membership prize to mom
KELOWNA – Traci Savel didn't expect to start 2019 with a year-long gym membership, but…
Helping the rescuers: Vernon SAR needs your votes
VERNON – This time, Vernon Search and Rescue needs your help. The volunteer organization is…
Doing it for grandma: Kelowna sledder named finalist for North America’s best snowmobiler
KELOWNA – Justin Evans wants to be named the best snowmobiler in North America for…
GAME ON: Lumby keeps the pressure on during last day of Hockeyville voting
LUMBY – Lumby is shooting to score. Over the weekend, the small North Okanagan town…
VOTE FOR STUART PARK! Downtown Kelowna feature named finalist in national contest
KELOWNA – Stuart Park in downtown Kelowna has been named a finalist for a national contest that highlights the best public places in Canada. With its winter skating rink, public promenade, 300 metres of waterfront, urban orchard and iconic 'Bear' statue, Stuart Park is one of 12 public spaces showcased by the 5th annual Great...
Local bands seek musical peak in B.C. contest
THOMPSON-OKANAGAN - Two bands from the Thompson-Okanagan are in the running for the musical opportunity of a lifetime. This year’s chosen dozen for the Peak Performance Project include Vernon-based artist Windmills, and Kamloops-based Van Damsel, the only musicians from the B.C. Interior. The rest of the Top 12 are dominated by artists in the Lower Mainland...