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Warmer winter predicted for the Okanagan

Warmer winter predicted for the Okanagan

Weak La Nina expected to keep temperatures warmer than originally predicted.
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Community Leader: Norm Robinson

Community Leader: Norm Robinson

Norm Robinson received the top honour in the coach category of the Community Leader Awards.
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Kelowna sailors upset over impending loss of deep-keel boat launch

Kelowna sailors upset over impending loss of deep-keel boat launch

With plans for redevelopment of the area around Kerry Park, including a new visitor centre and hotel, the Queensway launch will close.
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Quirks and Quarks coming to TEDx Penticton

Quirks and Quarks coming to TEDx Penticton

Science educator Bob McDonald will be presenting at Penticton's fourth TEDx conference.
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Soldiers remembered with service at UBCO, Wednesday

Soldiers remembered with service at UBCO, Wednesday

UBCO hosts its 11th Remembrance ceremony, Nov. 9 at the Kelowna campus courtyard.
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Mother and daughter team up to teach Aboriginal support program

Mother and daughter team up to teach Aboriginal support program

A new Aboriginal Community Support Worker program being offered by Okanagan College.
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Elderly Kelowna man found seven kilometres from his home

Elderly Kelowna man found seven kilometres from his home

Man wandered away from his assisted-living residence and was found after Central Okanagan Search and Rescue combed the city Thursday night.
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Kelowna council to consider 280-unit rental housing development

Kelowna council to consider 280-unit rental housing development

With a vacancy rate of just 0.7 per cent, city staff say the proposed development will be welcome in Kelowna.
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UBCO nabs a keeper in Capri scholarship recipient, Nicholas Reitsma

UBCO nabs a keeper in Capri scholarship recipient, Nicholas Reitsma

Nicholas Reitsma will continue his academic and athletic focus with a scholarship to UBCO from Capri Insurance in Kelowna
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Credit union steps up to help fund Kelowna-based financial literacy program

Credit union steps up to help fund Kelowna-based financial literacy program

Valley first pledges $50,000 to expand the CANsave program, developed by Okanagan Business School students.
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