Norm Letnick will be hosting the town hall with doctors from the Canadian Mental Health Association
The pedestrian crossings at 19 intersections were automated last week to reduce contact points
The city is deferring interest and penalties to September, for those who need it
RCMP seized three firearms and a variety of suspected illicit and prescription drugs
‘Spitting on anyone is always a serious assault but to do so in this current pandemic is particularly unacceptable’
Kelowna Farmers’ and Crafters’ Market held a ‘mini market’ over the weekend with only food vendors
No events have been run at Spallumcheen’s Motoplex Speedway in four years, mainly due to legal action
The Kelowna woman says it’s outrageous to charge for refills every 30 days
Finlay Ritson’s parents can’t donate blood, but hope his story will encourage others to do so
United Way’s tool connects those in need with pre-screened volunteers in the local area
The CATO student claimed they first exhibited symptoms the day before the campus officially closed
Approximately 500 K-6 students will return as 25 schools open doors on Monday
The new directive from Dr. Bonnie Henry does not change the public safety response of firefighters
Dylan St. Onge will donate all his April proceeds to help those affected by COVID-19
The ban follows the provincial decision to suspend open burning until April 15
AutismBC regional coordinator in Kelowna discusses living with autism amid a pandemic
The city received an average of 15 calls a day complaining people don’t distance
