Penticton mom evicted after complaining of second hand smoke

Liz Bourassa says she's being unfairly evicted from her low-income home for complaining about a neighbour's second hand smoke.

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Kelowna RCMP understaffed: report

A new report has found the Kelowna RCMP does not have enough manpower to reduce crime in the city....

Big drug bust in Okanagan

Police raided a house in Kelowna, arrested three men, and seized a large amount of “club drugs”. ...

Fruit fund

More than 3.5 million boxes of fruit are processed and stored at Okanagan packinghouse facilities ev...

VIDEO: Tips to improve sleep

Dr. Ron Cridland of the Kelowna Sleep Clinic says about 50% of the population has trouble sleeping a...

UPDATE: Fire destroys Kelowna house

Fire crews responded to a call just before 10:30 p.m. Thursday at 472 Glenwood Avenue and found a fu...

KGH expansion complete

On Thursday, the keys to the new Centennial Building were handed over to Interior Health....

Athletes honor the late Canadian skier Sarah Burke during a memorial at the Winter X Games on Thursday;Jan. 26;2012;in Aspen;Colo.

X Games pays tribute to Canadian Sarah Burke

Holding white glow sticks above their heads, Sarah Burke's friends took a slow trip down a darkene...

Community rallies behind Sicamous fire victim

When Kara Wagner of Sicamous lost her fiancée and two young sons in a mobile home fire on New Year’s...

Okanagan invention could save you money

The energy efficient unit is known as the Revolution and is designed to make the furnace, hot water ...

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Burke tribute

Sarah Burke's friends took a slow trip down a darkened halfpipe at the Winter X Games on Thursday, saying goodbye to the Canadian skier who helped push their sports to new heights.

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Concordia compensation

Costa Concordia is offering $14,460 in compensation to each passenger for lost baggage and psychological trauma—but is it enough?

The lawyer for a young man accused of murdering his three sisters and one of his father's two wives says the Crown's theory that it was a so-called honour killing is "preposterous."

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Shafia murder trial

The judge at the Shafia family murder trial says the jury can find the accused guilty of first-degree murder, guilty of second-degree murder or not guilty.