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Hells Angel faces 26 months jail for assault

Joseph Bruce Skreptak assaulted the father of a boy he believed had stolen and pawned his jewellery.

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Rain warning issued for Okanagan

Thunderstorms and hail are forecast for Tuesday, followed by heavy rains Wednesday through Thursday, warns meteorologist.

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Westside-Kelowna NDP candidate critical of premier for acting like a premier

Carol Gordon says Christy Clark should be talking about local issues in the byelection campaign, not inviting another premier to chat.

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RCMP investigate suspicious death in Glenmore

A the death of a 27-year-old woman found in a home just off Glenmore Road has the Kelowna RCMP's Serious Crime Unit on site

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Suspicious white powder closes Canada Post outlet in downtown Kelowna

The Gaston Avenue Canada Post office closed Monday to deal with a powdered substance found in a letter, later determined to be icing sugar

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Western premiers key on cyber-bullying at Winnipeg meeting

BC Local News - Tuesday June 18, 2013

B.C. premier Christy Clark met with Western Canadian premiers in Winnipeg, Manitoba to discuss the economy and anti-cyber-bullying measures.

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Kelowna council approves design money for new cop shop

City also makes it clear that it plans to use controversial alternate approval process to gain residents nod to borrow millions for project.

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Witnesses recount fatal collision

A June 8, 2010 crash took the life of Ethan Baptiste

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Update: Woman charged with attempted murder after stabbing man near the Gospel Mission

The woman arrested and charged with attempted murder had previously been in a relationship with the man she seriously injured

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Drunken arson nets 15 months jail, probation

Joshua Gauley set fire to the home from which his family had been evicted

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Kelowna RCMP look to the public for help with assault

Severe beating puts young man in hospital and RCMP on alert as they try to piece together what happened

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Huge market opens for B.C. cherries

The culmination of years of effort has paid off with an agreement for B.C. cherries to be exported to the growing Chinese market.

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Core renewal at fruit co-op

Tree fruit growers in B.C. are torn between the traditional co-op and alternative places to ship their harvest.

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Hundreds attend District of West Kelowna open house

A multipurpose open house allowed Westside residents to submit feedback on several 2013 projects and plans.

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Western premiers Clark, Redford hug it out in Kelowna

B.C.'s Christy Clark and Alberta's Alison Redford show no signs of the 'frostiness' both women expressed after their last meeting.

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Premiers Clark and Redford meeting in Kelowna

B.C. Premier Christy Clark and Alberta Premier Alison Redford are currently meeting at the Delta Grand in Kelowna.

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China opens door to B.C. cherries

After years of negotiations, Canadian Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz says an agreement has been reached on export of cherries to China.

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B.C. and Alberta premiers to meet in Kelowna Friday

Christy Clark and Alison Redford will try and thaw their "frosty" relationship.

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Expect thunder and lightning

Be prepared for severe thunderstorms this afternoon.

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West Kelowna moving forward with Casa Loma drainage improvements

West Kelowna will correct deficiencies from the 1st phase of improvements as it looks to proceed with the design of the project's 2nd phase.

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