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Summerland Chamber office relocating to downtown

Summerland Chamber office relocating to downtown

New location in downtown Summerland has long history in the community
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Northern Health establishes task force to deal with ER closures

Northern Health establishes task force to deal with ER closures

There have already been 11 ER closures this year in Burns Lake
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Foundation funds smart and caring North Okanagan projects

Foundation funds smart and caring North Okanagan projects

Community Foundation North Okanagan taking applications March 1-31 for its Smart & Caring Community Grants program; doled out $358K in 2024
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B.C. Human Rights complaint filed over opioid drug clinic access fees

B.C. Human Rights complaint filed over opioid drug clinic access fees

Complaint wants the province to pay those fees under the public health-care system
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Driver ticketed for crossing double line in Hwy. 1 collision near Canoe

Driver ticketed for crossing double line in Hwy. 1 collision near Canoe

Drivers shaken but uninjured
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B.C. police warn of hookups with strangers through casual sex apps

B.C. police warn of hookups with strangers through casual sex apps

Police say people falling victim through fake profiles to offences such as extortion or robbery
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North Okanagan taxes budgeted at 12% increase

North Okanagan taxes budgeted at 12% increase

The Regional District of North Okanagan's consolidated 2025 budget was approved Wednesday; whole budget to be adopted March 19
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B.C. family among dozens caught up in mass illness at Mexico resort

B.C. family among dozens caught up in mass illness at Mexico resort

Hundreds of tourists reported illness at an all-inclusive resort
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B.C. parties trade charges over alleged Surrey voting irregularities

B.C. parties trade charges over alleged Surrey voting irregularities

Court affidavits make competing cases about what happened at a Surrey-Guildford mental health facility
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Experts expecting 'significant' surge in pollen levels in Victoria, Vancouver

Experts expecting 'significant' surge in pollen levels in Victoria, Vancouver

The prolonged period of colder weather has suppressed early allergen activity
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