A $21.4 million donation to the B.C. Cancer Foundation is believed to the biggest ever in the province to a single organization.
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Various Kelowna organizations have been taking a spin on the Heart and Stroke Foundation's big red bike to help raise money for the charity.
READA 32 year old Kelowna man faces potential charges of Break and Enter and Commit, and Possession of Stolen Property.
READFive years after the referendum, Mayor Doug Findlater says Westside residents are still happy with decision to incorporate.
READThree Okanagan men are in custody after being caught in a stolen bait vehicle this morning.
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A 14-year-old West Kelowna girl with a history of running away left her home last week and hasn't returned.
READWestbank woman determined that the Bentley and Johnson families are remembered and that their killer stays behind bars.
READThe man trying to find an owner for the once popular lake cruise ship says he is considering making an offer for the vessel.
READJust a few minutes ago, a robbery suspect was arrested in the TD/Canada Trust at Ellis Street.
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The massive costs of replanting orchards to new varieties will be helped by provincial government funding says ag minister.
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Government and consumers must support farmers if they are to preserve land for farming in the future says orchardist Steve Day.
READWarmer or wetter weather could cause flooding warns Jason Brolund, Central Okanagan emergency program coordinator.
READStatistics Canada places Kelowna third in the country for reported incidents of violence.
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ZipZone Adventure Park is searching for 100 women who will zipline naked to raise money for the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation.
READDespite concerns about parking, cyclist safety and the removal of trees, West Kelowna will go ahead with Gellatly Road upgrades this July.
READCity has opened an online survey to find out how the pubic wants the road and bridge to look.
READYoung people who spent the long weekend partying at a local fishing lake left a massive amount of garbage and damage behind.
READA survey of growers done this spring shows they want to replant; they are growing older and orchard production has declined.
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After serving two-and-a-half years as principal of Mount Boucherie, John Simonson will join School District 23's human resources department.
READThe Kelowna man charged with Brittney Irving's 2010 murder was told Tuesday that he better get legal representation soon.
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