Calvin Hector

Calvin Hector is a graduate of the Broadcast News Program at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology. Calvin is no stranger to the world of sports and events happening around Kelowna.

Get pickled in Glenmore: new pickleball courts open at Glenmore Recreation Park

Additional park features, including 3 new tennis courts, a natural grass sports field, improved pathways, spectator areas, landscaping and other recreational features, will open as final construction work is completed.

New lights installed on runways of YLW

YLW says anyone around the airport might notice a new array of five flashing lights at each end of the runway.

Tennis dome plans deflated as city pulls plug on partnership with Tennis Clubs of Canada

The City says it intends on completing  outdoor courts in 2027 and advancing the dome construction based on the outcome of the RFP.

Advance voting begins for Municipal Elections

Advanced polling begins Wednesday, October 7 across the Okanagan.

Fire doused at supportive housing facility on Commerce Avenue

KFD is investigating the cause of the fire.

KFD open house kicks off fire prevention week

The Open House kicks-off Fire Prevention Week, an observance to help communities learn how to stay safe in case of a fire.

KFD douse morning shed fire on Montgomery Road

The fire is suspicious in nature and is under investigation.

RCMP in Kelowna looking for information on white truck tied to suspected kidnapping

RCMP are seeking information regarding the movements of a newer-model white Dodge Ram Rebel pickup truck between 2:00 am and midnight on September 28, 2026.

New school needs new name in Central Kelowna

The new middle school is in the early phases of construction and is expected to welcome students in September 2029

Enterprise Court closed at Spall Road into November

The City says the upgrades are required to coordinate with other nearby projects, including the improvements to Burtch Road and future School District 23 development, to ensure the transportation network functions effectively as the area continues to grow.

Free radon test kits offered to residents by RDCO

If you don't receive a free kit or need additional ones, long-term radon test kits are available from the BC Lung Foundation.

Signed out: RCMP searching for suspects involved in West Kelowna election sign incident

Police are seeking additional surveillance footage and information from the public that may assist with the investigation.

Crash cleared on HWY 97C between West Kelowna and Merritt

Drive BC reports poor visibility in the area and emergency crews were notified of the need for a possible vehicle extrication when called to the crash.

Update: RCMP beleive alcohol to be a factor in early morning collisions on W. R. Bennet Bridge

RCMP say its Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Service attended the scene and is assisting with the investigation.

Kelowna City Council greenlights boozy fun for Tiki Time Tours

Since first launching in 2020, the company has allowed guests to bring their own alcohol.

RCMP investigate cause of Bald Range wildfire

Anyone who may have witnessed suspicious activity or observed individuals, vehicles, or other actions in the vicinity of Princeton-Summerland Road and Bathville Road, including the Crump Recreation Site and Trout Creek Recreation Site is asked to talk to police.

New “KELOWNA” entry sign installed on north side of city

The City says collaboration between Indigenous and non-Indigenous team members was central to the monument's vision, bringing together diverse cultural perspectives to create a meaningful and enduring landmark.

Plans for new $18 million public swim area in City Park revelaed

Plans for the new addition include a protected swim area with 8 50-metre swim lanes and a diving platform. 

Kelowna RCMP arrest car thief and bust multiple shoplifters during targeted enforcement

Several of those arrested were found to be in possession of property stolen from other locations or were wanted on outstanding warrants.

Prescribed burns planned in Kelowna at end of September

During the burns, the City says residents may notice smoke and there can potentially be temporary park and trail closures while crews carry out the wildfire risk reduction work.

Plans for outdoor swim venue in city park to be revealed

The event will include remarks from Mayor Tom Dyas, City staff and partners.

Changes coming to sport courts in Anders Park and Shannon Lake

The City says work on the courts should be completed by mid-November 2026.

Dan Albas MP Report: Does the potential privatization of Canadian airports concern you?

does the potential privatization of Canadian airports concern you?

Squamish company partners with City of Kelowna, Okanagan College to make YLW a drone and aerospace hub

The three partners say their MOUs are intended as a starting point, rather than a single announcement.

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