Dog and property complaints keep town hall staff busy
When it comes to complaining, it appears Princeton is going to the…Andrea DeMeer / September 29, 2019
Month: September 2019
Air ambulance called after early morning North Okanagan rollover
One man taken to hospital, second person uninjured, after rollover on FSR east of EnderbyRoger Knox / September 29, 2019
‘What a role model:’ Paralyzed Bronco makes Adidas ad, hall of fame nominee list
The 60-second inspirational ad popped up online this weekThe Canadian Press / September 29, 2019
Doughnut packs and a mysterious gun: Six facts about B.C.’s triple homicide, manhunt
Police released new details into the nationwide case of two Port Alberni men in final reportAshley Wadhwani / September 29, 2019
B.C. VIEWS: Rural B.C. takes another hit from the NDP
Province showing clear signs it’s heading for deficitsTom Fletcher / September 29, 2019
Dark skies: UN meeting reveals a world in a really bad mood
Leaders did bring solutions to propose, from the thematic to highly specificAssociated Press / September 29, 2019
Trudeau to reveal bulk of Liberal campaign platform Sunday in Ontario
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau will have the campaign stage mostly to himself todayThe Canadian Press / September 29, 2019
Canada Post racking up close to $1 million a year in parking fines, data show
Crown corporation has paid out almost $7.5 million in parking fines over the past decadeThe Canadian Press / September 29, 2019
VIDEO: Canada conquers at world indoor lacrosse championship in B.C.
Undefeated, every timeWire Service / September 29, 2019
Okanagan-Shuswap weather: Clouds, showers, wind
Sunday looks gloomy and wet while sun is forecast for most of the upcoming weekMorning Star Staff / September 29, 2019
Weed-killer sabotage claimed in B.C. blueberry farm lawsuit
The owners of a Langley farm are suing over the death of their cropsMatthew Claxton / September 29, 2019
Reilly leads B.C. Lions to gritty 25-23 win over Alouettes
QB tosses for 309 yards as Leos keep faint playoff hopes aliveThe Canadian Press / September 28, 2019
She was Surrey’s first professional female firefighter and now she’s retiring
Nancy Innes, who was one of two women to be hired in 1992, retires as captain this weekTom Zytaruk / September 28, 2019
May takes campaign detour to Saanich home riding
The campaign team shared cake, talked about climate change with local familiesDevon Bidal / September 28, 2019
B.C. ranch to offer refuge for veterans, first responders with mental illness
Facility in Ashcroft will hold ceremonial launch Oct. 5 and start offering services next yearRaven Nyman / September 28, 2019
Canada’s De Grasse sprints to bronze in men’s 100 at world championships
Evan Dunfee and Mathieu Bilodeau also competed in the men’s 50-kilometre racewalkThe Canadian Press / September 28, 2019
Indigenous water activist Autumn Peltier speaks at UN sustainability forum
‘I’ve said it once, and I’ll say it again, we can’t eat money, or drink oil’The Canadian Press / September 28, 2019
A generation later, brutal murder of B.C. teen still resonates
Oct. 4 is 25th anniversary of brutal death of Pamela CameronTracy Holmes / September 28, 2019
Singh pledges funding for BC Ferries; Scheer talks energy in Alberta
Scheer, Singh campaign in Western Canada – their regions of relative strengthThe Canadian Press / September 28, 2019
Ex-Conservative prime minister Stephen Harper makes Okanagan visit
Harper visited Conservative candidate Tracy Gray in Kelowna and spoke at the Level Up conferenceKelowna News Staff / September 28, 2019