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VERNON – Vernon could become the first city in Canada to honour veterans with a…

VERNON – The ranks of the Vernon Legion are shrinking. Ron Heuman, legion president, says…

VERNON – The community has rallied to keep the Vernon Legion going. Outgoing president Ron…

VERNON – Artist Amanda Shatzko says Vernon’s new poppy crosswalk will be ‘like walking across…

Kelowna police have reunited a Calgary woman with her veteran father's lost dog tags. A…

It’s a waiting game to see what the future holds for a Rutland veterans association…

Penticton resident Henry Shaw last saw his cousin, Leslie Frank Bull, when he was four…
Centenarian Elise Chandler of Kelowna remembers the Second World War all too well. Born in…

A social lodge in a senior’s complex in Kamloops was slowly filling up with club…

The King Charles III Coronation Medal was presented to a 104-year-old D Day veteran by…

Living inside a warm and friendly retirement home on Kamloops' North Shore is a very…

KAMLOOPS - The Royal Canadian Legion is top of mind when Remembrance Day rolls around each year, whether it's the poppy campaign or the services held on Nov. 11, but during the rest of the year the organization is facing challenges. The problem is young veterans don’t think about legions they way older generations of...

'I DON'T THINK ANYONE WANTS PEACE MORE THAN THOSE WHO HAVE SEEN WAR' KAMLOOPS - Joining the military is a life-changing experience for many young men and women, and while four young Kamloops men joined knowing they were willing to pay the ultimate price to serve their country in Afghanistan, that doesn't change the effect...

VERNON - Something good has come of an unfortunate crime earlier this week in Vernon. Bosley’s pet store manager Dawn Vipond says after news got out that someone stole a tray of poppy pins and donations from the shop, the community turned the tale around. “We’ve had a bunch of individuals come in just to donate,...

VERNON - Two local businesses are asking the public to keep an eye out after a man in a blue hoodie made off with poppy pin donations and a tip jar Monday evening. Bosley’s pet store manager Dawn Vipond noticed right away the poppy tray and donation jar was missing Tuesday when she came in...