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Central Okanagan Digital team brings virtual field trips to the classroom. To the moon? Why not?

After failing to relocate tourist boat to Penticton, Andy Schwab wants to moor the faux stern wheeler of Kelowna's City Park.

"Quick and simple access to facts and figures has significantly altered the way human beings gather and retain information..."

Politicians use social media as a way to not only hear from constituents, but also promote events such as forums and elections

Changing technology is also changing how employees are hired and how they are expected to conduct themselves on and off the job.

Teaching methods have come a long ways as Central Okanagan Schools now wired for the web with smartphones encouraged

City Hall is increasingly turning to the internet, especially mobile platforms, to talk to and hear back from residents.

Premier Christy Clark wants new deal for aging population, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau promised to renegotiate federal formula

Education Minister Mike Bernier says 'relationship never better' as union gears up for one last appeal over teacher staffing levels

A proposal to build RV parking spots on a Kelowna farm to help pay the to expand its agricultural output receives initial council approval.