Steve Arstad
COVID-19 outbreak at South Okanagan care home continues to grow
A COVID-19 outbreak at a long-term care home in the South Okanagan continues to grow.…
Family struggles to get former Penticton restaurateur out of care home hit by COVID-19
The family of a well-known former Penticton restaurateur hopes to bring him home from a…
Want to fight wildfires in B.C.? Now’s the time to apply
If you’ve ever wanted to be a B.C. Wildfire Service firefighter now is your chance.…
COVID-19 forcing a rethink of the workplace, Penticton business says
The COVID-19 pandemic is changing the way businesses in Kamloops and the Okanagan operate as…
Osoyoos coffeehouse finds a profitable ‘bubble’ in battle to beat COVID-19 restrictions
An Osoyoos coffeehouse was among the first to try an innovative way to stay open,…
Penticton council adopts reworked budget for 2021 with smaller tax increase
Penticton city council has approved a new five-year budget for 2021 that includes a property…
Look closely in the sky this December to see something not seen in 800 years
This December, night sky-gazers are in for a treat as a celestial event that hasn’t…
Snow on the way for the Okanagan and Kamloops
It may be time to remember where you left your shovel as snow is coming…
Summerland RCMP seeking man wanted for multiple offences
Summerland RCMP are asking for the public’s help in locating a man wanted on several…
Okanagan Similkameen school district reports first COVID-19 case
A South Okanagan high school is reporting it’s first COVID-19 infection. Interior Health reports South…
Emaciated horses recovered from Princeton property ready for adoption
The B.C. SPCA says 97 animals rescued from a Princeton property earlier this year are…
LOOK UP: Northern lights could put on a show in Kamloops and the Okanagan this week
The next few nights could provide the best opportunity this year to view the Aurora…
Incoming Kelowna aircraft hit by laser
Police were called after an incoming aircraft into Kelowna International Airport was struck by a…
Social media posters help Shuswap RCMP track down stolen Christmas decorations
RCMP in the Shuswap are crediting an alert citizen for helping police solve an investigation…
Skaha Lake’s Sickle Point property back on the market
The fate of Sickle Point remains up in the air following a court decision yesterday.…