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    Conservatives pickup Similkameen – South Okanagan – West Kootenay

    An upset and change of banner for the Similkameen – South Okanagan – West Kootenay.

    Liberals earn fourth-consecutive mandate

    We are heading back to a Liberal government this morning with Prime Minister Mark Carney holding on to the title that fell to him following Justin Trudeau’s resignation.

    Kelowna riding too close to call as nearly all votes counted

    Fuhr held a 170 vote lead over incumbent Tracy Gray.

    Albas secures fifth federal mandate

    Dan Albas was first elected to the House of Commons in 2011.

    District of Coldstream closing outdoor sports facilities due to weather

    Due to the current weather conditions, District-owned grass sports fields (including baseball diamonds) are closed temporarily, effective immediately. The closure includes all sports play...

    Kelowna Council approve property tax increase

    Kelowna City Council has approved the City’s final 2025 budget at its regular meeting on Monday, April 28. The 4.34 per cent tax demand increase is one of the lowest in the province.

    Artists sought by City for country music week

    This September, the Canadian Country Music Awards are coming to Kelowna!

    City of Penticton takes next step to build housing for working professionals

    The City of Penticton has taken a critical step forward with its goal to create more housing options for working professionals and families in the community.

    Golden and Revelstoke receive funds for inclusive public spaces: Columbia Basin Trust

    Children and families will soon have more ways to enjoy local indoor and outdoor recreation. With support from Columbia Basin Trust, parks and facilities in 25 communities are being upgraded to enhance public spaces and create more accessible, inclusive and welcoming environments for play.

    Downtown disruptions due to UBCO campus construction

    Construction of the 43-storey tower has been plagued with setbacks.

    Canadians head to the polls in ‘most important election of our time’

    Polling stations are officially open across the country for those who have not already voted in advance polls.