‘Look, I don’t think we’re going to be able to shut our border to this variant’
One new officer for city, plus taxpayers to shoulder impact of wage raise in Canada-wide contract
Okanagan Basin Water Board says ongoing mussel interception vigilance remains critical
UBC Okanagan behind effort to develop watershed management model
Here’s what made headlines across the Okanagan-Shuswap during the first week of December
The blatant act of anti-Semitism is hurtful to his Jewish heritage and community, said Nathan Cullen
Shortfall of river forecasting staff resources cited back in 2010
Up to 15 cm expected to fall overnight on mountain passes, says Environment Canada
Traffic has increased substantially due to floods closing other routes
Funding from province to bolster co-op, work-integrated lerning programs at Interior schools
‘I don’t think there are words to describe it’
RCMP are warning residents of a scam in which fraudsters claim to be police officers over the phone
Work to repair roads and infrastructure taking place says B.C. transportation minister
Some traffic has been diverted to the Port of Prince Rupert, which remains fully operational
The Association of Interior Realtors is dealing with an inventory shortage heading into December
Some hail antiviral drugs as a game-changer since they are designed to block viral replication
Organization plans to submit its recommendation to Health Canada within the next two weeks
Rail trail partners unwilling to give group ‘absolute permission to have a dock forever’
City crews worked to remove the tree, which was still burning hours late
Hot on a winning streak, the Heat will play their rivals, the UBC Thunderbirds
