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Pnsep2017
If reports are accurate, this invasive fish species suspected in the Kettle River ‘will take over’
PENTICTON – Concerns are being raised after a new – and unwanted – species of…
Backlash begins over Greyhound’s request to reduce service
PENTICTON – Municipalities in the South Okanagan and Similkameen are concerned and responding to a…
Summerland wildfire deemed human caused; RCMP investigating
PENTICTON – RCMP have confirmed the wildfire that started on the Princeton Summerland Road earlier…
City calls it quits, terminating Trio Marine agreement
PENTICTON – A controversial agreement between the City of Penticton and Trio Marine Group is…
Valley population growth keeps enrollment climbing at Okanagan College
OKANAGAN – Continued robust enrollment at Okanagan College is reflective of population growth in the…
Some clouds and a chance of rain in the Okanagan this weekend
OKANAGAN – Expect a mixed bag of weather in the Okanagan this weekend, from a…
Proposed extension to Penticton city limits includes Skaha Bluffs Park expansion
PENTICTON – The City of Penticton wants to expand its boundaries to include a parcel…
Penticton lifts off-road vehicle ban
PENTICTON – Cooler, wetter weather has resulted in the easing of off-road restrictions in Penticton.…
Political turmoil continues for Penticton Indian Band council
PENTICTON – Former Penticton Indian Band Councillor Dolly Kruger continues to express concerns about a…
Okanagan Connector gets snow; flurries at Interior ski resorts
Although summer won't officially be over until tomorrow, it seems Mother Nature has skipped autumn…
Campfire ban lifted in Southern Interior on first day of fall
KAMLOOPS – After an unprecedented wildfire season, the campfire ban in the Kamloops Fire Centre…
Sports, music, arts on the list of things to do in Penticton this weekend
PENTICTON – Join the granfondo of dirt track bicycle races, or take part in the…
$20,000 in fines for Similkameen coal mine waste spill
Fines have been handed out four years after a coal mine in the Similkameen spilled…
New Interior Health chair, board members appointed under new government
With regime change in the B.C. Legislature comes a purge at boards and offices across…
Penticton Indian Band files civil suit against former councillors
PENTICTON – The Penticton Indian Band has launched a lawsuit against former councillors in a…