Rob Munro
Expect to see Tolko’s Kelowna mill looking pretty much the same for months to come
The decommissioning and redevelopment of the Tolko lumber mill site on the waterfront in Kelowna…
This Penticton senior just wants to scoot around town without breaking the law
Penelope Link is a 69-year-old Penticton grandmother who was recently given an e-scooter, only to…
Historic buildings in downtown Kelowna could become massive new wine centre
A wine education and sampling centre with room for 625 people is being proposed for…
Winter driving conditions today on Okanagan Connector
If a trip to the Lower Mainland from the southern Interior is part of your…
E-scooters will be back in Kelowna this summer
The City of Kelowna has confirmed that its e-scooter rental program will resume this summer.…
UPDATE: Kelowna is looking at closing Bernard Avenue at the end of June
One of the biggest changes people will see in Kelowna as a result of COVID-19…
Interior Health’s COVID-19 curve really can’t get much flatter
While provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry gives daily updates on new cases of COVID-19…
New Kelowna supportive housing project announced for site near homeless campground
The provincial government is going to build 38 modular housing units for homeless people near…
From haircuts to clothing, businesses begin reopening in Kelowna
A full range of personal care services are now available in Kelowna as more and…
Yes, you should wear a mask, Dr. Bonnie Henry says
Wearing a mask — any mask — should help prevent the spread of COVID-19 during…
B.C. RCMP seized 150 vehicles for speeding over the Victoria Day long weekend
There were no fatal collisions on B.C. highways over the Victoria Day long weekend, which…
‘Gypsy Wagon’ houses Kelowna man with no fixed address
The City of Kelowna has to provide a place for homeless people to camp if…
No camping? Some rustic resorts are packing guests in this weekend
One of the sectors hit hardest by COVID-19 has been hospitality with many hotels closing…
Campers moving to backwoods to get around closures
Just because provincial and forestry campgrounds have been closed due to COVID-19, that hasn’t stopped…
Sicamous to Armstrong rail trial planning continues despite missing out on major grant money
The Sicamous to Armstrong rail trail is short $13 million in construction funds after failing…