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Students from TRU and Kamloops elementary schools collaborating on education app
KAMLOOPS – Some students in Kamloops are helping build an app that will help with…
Looking ahead to 2017 in the B.C. Interior
THOMPSON-OKANAGAN – With just a few days left in the year, time to take a…
Kelowna company raises nearly $1 million on Kickstarter for space-themed board game
A Kelowna board game company has exceeded its expectations by raising more than $920,000 during…
Exit Kelowna Escape Games to open a Penticton location
Exit Escape Games is planning an expansion south to Penticton later this year. The escape…
Vancouver Canucks postponing weekend games
The schedule for today's Hockey Night in Canada has been disrupted by news that the…
EXIT Escape Games open new location in Penticton
New escape rooms opened last week in Penticton, making them the only escape room experience…
Sports mascots from across North America to compete in Okanagan Mascot games
Shortly after the Edmonton Oilers finish this year’s playoff run, the team mascot – Hunter the…
Tk’emlups launches bid for 2027 North American Indigenous games
Tk'emlups te Secwepemc is aiming to host the 2027 North American Indigenous Games. The games…
Stuff to do indoors this winter in the Thompson-Okanagan
Snow and freezing temperatures aren’t for everyone. Luckily, there’s a range of activities to take…
Brace yourself, pop culture is set to take over the Okanagan
KELOWNA - The second major expo celebrating comics, cosplay, sci fi and all things nerdy is coming to Kelowna this weekend. The Kelowna Entertainment Expo event organizer Matthew Odland says the two-day event at the Capital News Centre will feature famous actors in fantasy and science fiction, comic book and art vendors, collectibles, action figures...
Kelowna camps and clubs expand offerings during strike
KELOWNA – With teacher job action escalating to full strike next week, several local organizations have added programs and extended hours to help parents out. The H2O Centre will open their slides and other attractions at noon instead of 4 p.m. starting Monday, and general manager Cory Krist says they have also instituted morning and...