Emergency vehicles responded after a Ford Mustang GTO crashed on the Knox Mountain Hillclimb racetrack Saturday afternoon.
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Reporter Wade Paterson looks at the 3 local Liberal MLAs' pack mentality and what it might do for residents over the next 4 years.
READCity Hall is increasing the ways local residents can find out what's going on.
READManagement at Shannon Lake Golf Club are refusing to let last week's fire stop its golfers from hitting the links.
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The woman found in Lake Okanagan has been identified as 41-year-old Naomi Martens; police find her long board
READFamilies can get a head start on summer this May long weekend as Kids Care Spray Park opens for the 2013 season.
READA new supply of potable water is now available with the commissioning of a filling station at Asquith and Shannon Lake Roads.
READMore than 500 cars will be on display this Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. as Peachland celebrates the 16th annual World of Wheels car show.
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A linear corridor park along Powers Creek has been completed with the latest acquisition by the Central Okanagan Regional District.
READPolice are looking for a man who dresses in drag and gropes or flashes women
READDaniel Ashton was caught twice watching women change their clothes
READConstruction on the new exchanges in West Kelowna is expected to begin in August 2013.
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World-renowned Canadian ecologist David Schindler advises shutting the door to further growth in the Okanagan.
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Scientists are very concerned about the muzzling of government researchers and manipulation of what data is released to the public.
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Ecologists and evolutionists from across the country are meeting in the Okanagan, a biodiversity hotspot.
READPolice are looking for a man who allegedly tried to kidnap a 3-year-old child Wednesday morning
READPlan calls for $523 million in infrastructure spending over the next seven years.
READNineteen kilometres of road will be resurfaced between now and October.
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Steve Thomson, Norm Letnick and Ben Stewart each take more than 50 per cent of the vote in their respective ridings.
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The second phase of drainage improvements has been put on the back burner after residents showed their frustration with the first phase.
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