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International Olympians visit valley
Olympic athletes from around the world have been using the Okanagan as a training base in recent weeks, preparing for the upcoming winter games in Vancouver. More than a year ago the Swedish Olympic committee decided to use Kelowna as an Olympic training centre for its women's hockey and curling teams. They are so impressed by the city's sports facilities they plan to come back.
- Rope rescue required for injured driver
- Polish Olympic team members at Big White
- Rail sale sought
- Pedestrians reminded to pay attention
- Police rake through Vancouver-area landfill to find corpse of newborn boy
- Commander faces murder charges in Ont. deaths
- B.C. legislature resumes for quick session
- Pesky peacocks run amok in Vancouver suburb
- West Coast waves getting bigger: study
Rope rescue required for injured driver
Penticton Search and Rescue were called in after a vehicle plunged hundreds of feet down an embankment in the South Okanagan Sunday...
Polish Olympic team members at Big White
Warm weather on the coast has driven an international ski team to Big White for training. The Polish Olympic Snowcross team was excited...
Rail sale sought
Officials in the North Okanagan are pushing to resurrect a rail line between Armstrong and Sicamous. The Okanagan Valley railway stopped...
Pedestrians reminded to pay attention
RCMP are reminding pedestrians to use more caution after two incidents in West Kelowna Thursday, one that required a 10-year-old to...
Police rake through Vancouver-area landfill to find corpse of newborn boy
It was like finding a needle in a haystack. Desperate police searchers combed through tons of garbage at the Burns Bog dump site near...
Commander faces murder charges in Ont. deaths
In a shocking turn, the commander of a Canadian Forces Base Trenton has been charged with first-degree murder in the deaths of two...
B.C. legislature resumes for quick session
B.C.'s politicians return from a lengthy Christmas break to start work at the legislature Tuesday — but only for three days.
Pesky peacocks run amok in Vancouver suburb
A neighbourhood in the Vancouver suburb of Surrey is in a flap over a flock of problematic peacocks.
West Coast waves getting bigger: study
West Coast waves are getting bigger, meaning greater threats of flooding or coastal erosion during storms, according to a new study...
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