TEDx Penticton: Time has built Okanagan wine industry
Okanagan wine pioneer, Harry McWatters, will be presenting at the TEDx Penticton on Nov. 25.Kristi Patton / November 10, 2016
Year: 2016
VIDEO: B.C. police take in almost 1,200 guns in October
Gun amnesty allowed residents to safely get rid of unwanted firearms.Katya Slepian / November 10, 2016
B.C. teachers celebrate top court ruling on class size
Supreme Court backs union on class size, special needs, overturning 2002 legislation introduced by Christy Clark as education ministerTom Fletcher / November 10, 2016
U.S. users flooded Canadian immigration site before crash
The spike in American web traffic happened as presidential election poll results were coming in.Canadian Press / November 10, 2016
Op-ed: Green refineries better alternative than tankers
David Black, majority owner of Black Press Group Ltd., writes about air quality, ocean health and speedy spill clean-upWire Service / November 9, 2016
Details emerge of unsolved murder in Penticton
Details have emerged in civil court about an unsolved murder in Penticton that happened over a year ago.Dale Boyd / November 9, 2016
Doctor tells expectant parents: ‘bad day to have a baby in Penticton’
The last thing expectant mom Sarah Brayshaw wanted was to have her first baby in the back of an ambulance on the side of the road.Dale Boyd / November 9, 2016
Trump and Canada: Many ways we may feel aftershocks of stunning U.S. presidential election
Donald Trump presidential win stuns Canadians, leaders around the worldCanadian Press / November 9, 2016
Trump election casts shadow on softwood lumber trade
Donald Trump's crusade against NAFTA could embolden the U.S. Lumber Coalition to renew its battle against B.C. lumber exportsTom Fletcher / November 9, 2016
Toronto stock market climbs after Trump win
Markets worldwide reacted with less volatility than predicted.Canadian Press / November 9, 2016
Penticton TEDx speaker out of this world
Patricia Tribe will be talking about her Story Time From Space program at TEDx Penticton.Mark Brett / November 9, 2016
Penticton RCMP urge caution after rental scam complaints
Woman was swindled out of $1,000 on a fake rental property in Penticton.Dale Boyd / November 8, 2016
Tail docking now banned in B.C.
Those who continue the practice face disciplinary action from vet college, and charges under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act.Ashley Wadhwani / November 8, 2016
BC VIEWS: Coastal protection isn’t a pipeline issue
Kinder Morgan oilsands expansion would put another 420 ships on the water a year, out of 6,200 passing through Port of VancouverWire Service / November 8, 2016
VIDEO: Clark has ‘no complaints’ on marine safety plan
Coast Guard to lease two heavy tugs, add equipment for Atlantic and Pacific marine safety and spill responseTom Fletcher / November 7, 2016
Update: Truck driver escapes fiery crash near Okanagan Falls
A transport truck caught fire on Monday night causing Highway 97 from White Lake Road to Okanagan Falls to be shut down.Kristi Patton / November 7, 2016
Water and Landscapes along Okanagan shorelines
The Regional District Okanagan Similkameen is offering a workshop on shorelines and riparian areas.Staff Writer / November 7, 2016
New upgrades will make B.C. campsite reservation more fair: government
Province attempts to address complaints of over-booking, re-selling of reservationsKatya Slepian / November 7, 2016
B.C. ‘cheated’ on spill response, Clark says
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Transport Minister Marc Garneau in B.C. Monday for announcement of Coast Guard upgradesTom Fletcher / November 6, 2016
B.C. Liberal delegates back ride sharing
B.C. Liberal Party members say Metro Vancouver is the last major city in North America to keep Uber outTom Fletcher / November 6, 2016