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5G is coming to Kelowna with sensors at two downtown intersections
New 5G technology will be installed in downtown Kelowna next week for what’s billed as…
ICBC expands by-appointment written drivers’ exams; no word when road tests will resume
ICBC is expanding its knowledge test system on Monday, June 1, so more drivers can…
Some Kelowna indoor recreation facilities could open in late June
Places like Parkinson Recreation Centre and Rutland Arena could open in late June or early…
Issues boiling over at Cranbrook seniors home after resident sexually assaulted despite staff warnings
There were plenty of warning signs that one of the residents at a Cranbrook long-term…
Sexual assault and drug overdoses: two hidden costs of the COVID-19 pandemic in the Central Okanagan
Some of those who are suffering the most from the COVID-19 pandemic have not been…
Why the Okanagan housing market may fare better than other Canadian regions amid pandemic
Despite predictions of a dramatic drop in the housing market, the new president of the…
UPDATE: Fire destroys outbuilding; threatens forest in West Kelowna
An early morning fire today destroyed an outbuilding in West Kelowna Estates. West Kelowna Fire…
How this Kelowna agency helps people with ‘diverse abilities’ find meaningful employment
Hugh Harris got involved with Pathways after graduating from high school in 2000 and moved…
West Kelowna woman locked out of her own home until B.C. state of emergency is lifted
When the provincial government announced a ban on residential evictions because of the COVID-19 pandemic,…
Go ahead and book a B.C. vacation this year, but Premier Horgan says no guarantees
COVID-19 restrictions are likely to be eased further in mid-June, Premier John Horgan said during…
B.C. doing so well after easing COVID-19 restrictions that more things may open up soon
COVID-19 has not reared its ugly head despite the softening of lockdown restrictions in B.C.,…
COVID-19 won’t slow down major Kelowna office and residential towers
While there’s much talk about COVID-19 changing how people will work in the future and…
First step to welcoming hydrogen vehicles on the horizon for Kelowna
A hydrogen refueling station is planned for a major Kelowna intersection so the emission-free vehicles…
The highs and lows of connecting through video conferencing for Kelowna non profits
Diane Entwistle really doesn’t do 435 Zoom calls every day — it only feels that…
Despite reopening, unemployment rate in B.C. is still going up
Despite the fact that 43,000 new jobs were started in B.C. during one targeted week…