Youth summer fishing challenge: Go fishing, take a photo, then enter to win!
Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC’s contest returns this summerRevelstoke Review Staff / May 31, 2021
Month: May 2021
New Penticton lakeshore sculptures getting lots of attention
‘Joy of Life Unbalanced’ bronze statue became ‘Lost Green Croc’ for an eveningMonique Tamminga / May 31, 2021
‘Burial grounds instead of playgrounds. Heartbreaking’: Vernon School District
Moment of silence, schools flying flags half mast, staff and students wearing orange in honour of Kamloops residential school tragedyJennifer Smith / May 31, 2021
Summerland flags at half mast following discovery at Kamloops Residential School
Bodies of more than 200 children found buried at site of former schoolJohn Arendt / May 31, 2021
Forecast: Rebounding global economy faces multiple threats
Lack of vaccines for poorer nations among the larger issues casting a shadow over recoveryThe Canadian Press / May 31, 2021
Trudeau promises more support for Indigenous Peoples after unmarked graves found
Prime minister says this not an exception or isolated incident, supports call for emergency debateThe Canadian Press / May 31, 2021
Fueling box office rebound, ‘Quiet Place’ opens with $58.5M
U.S. Memorial Day weekend movie take about a third of the holiday weekend’s normal businessThe Canadian Press / May 31, 2021
550 health-care workers invited to attend Game 7 between Maple Leafs and Canadiens
Fully vaccinated group will take in series-deciding match-up between iconic franchisesThe Canadian Press / May 31, 2021
West Kelowna winery withdraws lighthouse plans
Instead, Goats Peak Winery will look to erect a concrete tower with viewing platformsMichael Rodriguez / May 31, 2021
Canadian Tire selects Okanagan city for inclusive playground
Jumpstart Charities will donate inclusive playground for kids of all abilities to City of VernonMorning Star Staff / May 31, 2021
Penticton lakeshore display mourns 215 children found at Kamloops residential school
Amanda Darnley put up the display because she felt compelled to do somethingMonique Tamminga / May 31, 2021
Devastation over discovery at Kamloops residential school felt deeply throughout Shuswap
Adams Lake chief speaks of family, how old wounds have opened with the finding of children’s remainsMartha Wickett / May 31, 2021
Shuswap-based Rust Valley Restorers rolling into fourth season
Popular History channel program wrapped up third season in FebruaryLachlan Labere / May 31, 2021
Alleged firearm report leads to Okanagan motel investigation
Vernon RCMP pictured with weapons trained on room of 32nd Street motel Saturday; no firearm found in roomMorning Star Staff / May 31, 2021
VIDEO: Kelowna RCMP arrest suspect in suspicious death investigation
The incident resulting in the death of a man happened in Rutland on Sunday, May 30Twila Amato / May 31, 2021
Intermittent and overnight closures to Highway 1 just east of Golden announced for July
It’s a part of the ongoing construction in the Kicking Horse CanyonClaire Palmer / May 31, 2021
Petition calls for day of mourning for children found buried at former B.C. residential school
The remains of 215 Indigenous children were found on the grounds of the former schoolKatya Slepian / May 31, 2021
Seven displaced from Osoyoos house fire
Smoke could be seen from Highway 97 and across the lakeMonique Tamminga / May 31, 2021
B.C.’s minimum wage to increase to $15.20 on June 1, highest of any province
Only the territory of Nunavut will have a higher minimum wageKatya Slepian / May 31, 2021
Grizzly believed to have killed Alberta woman caught and will be euthanized
Two bears trapped, killer identified, second bear to be released, following attack near Water ValleyThe Canadian Press / May 31, 2021