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The Okanagan Dream Rally, an event that places young people in the passenger seats of…

A protest march against hate, and to support of the protection of transgender rights, will…

People have rallied for trans rights outside of Kelowna’s city hall today, Oct. 15. About…
KELOWNA – Brad Jinjoe is passionate about sports cars. He's had his red Lamborghini Diablo…

KELOWNA – Get ready to rev your engines; the Okanagan Dream Rally is back in…

'WE WILL BE LINKING ARMS AND STANDING TOGETHER AS PEOPLE FROM ALL RACES, NATIONS, AND…

KELOWNA – A local man is trying to get Kelowna on the list of cities…

BIG WHITE – Whether you drive a souped-up Subaru or a race-ready beater, the back…
VERNON - A drop of cannabis oil eaten on a cracker is making 13-year-old Tanniel’s seizure’s drop from 170 a day, to 30. “It was our life saver,” her mom, Elizabeth Bakker says. Doctors tried a number of different things, Bakker says, but Tanniel’s non-epileptic seizures weren’t getting better. Frustrated and heartbroken at seeing her...

KAMLOOPS - In a Kamloops warehouse filled with roughly 200 supporters and Conservative Party staffers, Prime Minister Stephen Harper spoke of the economy under his government, touting the latest auditor general results from this morning as proof his government is the right one to be leading our country. The Conservative Party rally kicked off around...

KELOWNA – A line of people stood together outside City Hall Wednesday raising awareness for issues still faced by those in our city who have disabilities. The rally, called the Pathways Inclusion Chain, was organized by Pathways Abilities Society, a 61-year-old group started by a handful of parents in 1953. It has since grown to...

KAMLOOPS – Social media has been burning up as angry parents vent about the break down in talks between teachers and the provincial government. People who are usually spending the last long weekend of summer shopping for back-to-school supplies and clothes have instead been busy organizing a protest for Tuesday, the day school was supposed...