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Shelters in the Lower Mainland are overwhelmed trying to keep up with demand

Shelters in the Lower Mainland are overwhelmed trying to keep up with demand

Local government is urging the province for funding
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How British Columbians can prepare their homes in the threat of wildfires

How British Columbians can prepare their homes in the threat of wildfires

One program bans the sale of cedar hedges
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Armstrong woman struck by vehicle calls for traffic safety improvements

Armstrong woman struck by vehicle calls for traffic safety improvements

Kristin McCallum was struck by a vehicle while in the cross walk on Wood Avenue and Adair Street last fall. She's calling for a school zone extension and a pedestrian controlled light
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Residents speak out against relocation of Keremeos visitor centre

Residents speak out against relocation of Keremeos visitor centre

Hundreds of people have signed a petition asking for local visitor services to return to Memorial Park
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Rustad reflects on spring session as legislature breaks for the summer

Rustad reflects on spring session as legislature breaks for the summer

Conservative leader John Rustad is in Cranbrook for the BC Cattlemen's Association AGM
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Something for everyone at Vernon's 50th Creative Chaos Festival

Something for everyone at Vernon's 50th Creative Chaos Festival

226 vendors are selling their goods at the Vernon Recreation Complex until 4 p.m. Sunday, June 8
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Preparing pets for disasters: Insights from B.C.'s emergency groups

Preparing pets for disasters: Insights from B.C.'s emergency groups

One group recommends a 'Grab'n'Go' kit for your pets, animals
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Building a more resilient community as B.C. prepares for 'The Big One'

Building a more resilient community as B.C. prepares for 'The Big One'

John Halldorson knows the best way to keep people safe after an earthquake is to prepare communities beforehand.
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More than $250K in crime proceeds support North Okanagan victims

More than $250K in crime proceeds support North Okanagan victims

Crime prevention projects in Vernon and Lumby are receiving funds from the Civil Forfeiture Grant program
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Vernon's new urgent primary care centre expected to open in 2026

Vernon's new urgent primary care centre expected to open in 2026

It will be the second such centre in the city, aimed at filling the gap left by the closure of walk-in clinics in 2023
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