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›Brown water flowing from Revelstoke taps possibly due to firefighter training›Tradition of test cricket revived in Vernon›Palmieri scores 2 as Islanders edge struggling Vancouver Canucks 3-2›Man not seriously injured in altercation with Revelstoke RCMP: Police watchdog›Woman found dead at Vancouver Island landfill›B.C. party leaders lay out economic visions at board of trade event›B.C. southern resident orca census counts 76 in 2nd year population growth›Kamloops RCMP investigate death of man in tent as suspicious›A place to play pickleball every day in Kelowna›EDITORIAL: Display of hate is disturbing, but not shocking›Candidates share climate views across B.C. ridings›West Kelowna Warriors suffer 2-1 loss to Chilliwack Chiefs at the BCHL Showcase›When and where, Central Okanagan: Advanced voting in the 2026 Provincial Election›NDP’s Eby says he donated back B.C. childcare subsidies, but won’t give details›Eby promises ‘some of the toughest rules in North America’ on AI data centres and watershed protection›UPDATE: Regional District of Central Okanagan candidate needs approval to drop out›Dive team requested to recover missing Okanagan Lake paddleboarder›2-vehicle crash causing delays on Kelowna’s Benvoulin Road›5 search and rescue teams, RCMP find stranded person in canyon above Penticton›Salmon Arm dragon boaters Dress the Town Pink for breast cancer awareness
Last updated: Oct 31, 2026, 12:30 a.m.