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Kelowna RCMP warn businesses of surge in fake U.S. $20 and $50 bills

Kelowna RCMP warn businesses of surge in fake U.S. $20 and $50 bills

'Counterfeit bills can result in direct financial losses for businesses and independent retailers'
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Flood watch issued for B.C.'s East Kootenay region ahead of weekend storm

Flood watch issued for B.C.'s East Kootenay region ahead of weekend storm

Incoming system could bring up to 175mm of rain in places, bears similarities to one that caused major flooding in Alberta in 2013
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Police incident prompts calls for air ambulance in Agassiz

Police incident prompts calls for air ambulance in Agassiz

Witnesses report possible shots fired
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Early learning child care centre to open in Princeton

Early learning child care centre to open in Princeton

The facility will add 80 new child care spaces
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Devastated: Island girl's mom speaks out on last day of B.C.-funded treatment

Devastated: Island girl's mom speaks out on last day of B.C.-funded treatment

The province says 9-year-old Charleigh Pollock no longer meets the criteria for the drug Brineura
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B.C. NDP reports Rustad's blackmail claims to the RCMP

B.C. NDP reports Rustad's blackmail claims to the RCMP

RCMP says the matter is 'under review'
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6 Okanagan students receive support from Beedie Luminaries Foundation

6 Okanagan students receive support from Beedie Luminaries Foundation

Students from West Kelowna, Kelowna and Summerland are among 280 recipients province-wide
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More than $20M oncology clinic opens inside Penticton hospital

More than $20M oncology clinic opens inside Penticton hospital

Upgraded facility, located on the third floor of the hospital, will welcome its first patients on June 23
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New Prosperity deal ends decades of conflict over rich B.C. mining deposit

New Prosperity deal ends decades of conflict over rich B.C. mining deposit

Historic Teztan Biny agreement halts more than 30 years of conflict over an area in the Chilcotin Plateau
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Despite Kelowna pediatrics closure, Vernon hospital confident in staff levels

Despite Kelowna pediatrics closure, Vernon hospital confident in staff levels

North Okanagan executive director of clinical operations, Chris Simms, said that staffing levels "wouldn't be anything at this point that would be surpassing our team's ability to provide safe care"
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