It is 1896, Barnaby Gibbs is checking on a friend’s empty house when he finds a man in the bedroom.
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RCMP reports that weather and speed played a role in six-vehicle crash
READResearchers at the UB are studying how blood flow to the brain is altered in athletes recovering from sports concussions.
READLake Country officials insist they are coping with an influx of new residents.
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Norm Letnick gets a tour of construction on Hwy. 97 between Winfield and Oyama where a rock fell on a car last month.
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Local advanced care paramedic Don Hagen has received the B.C. Ambulance Service Chief Operating Officer’s Commendation Award.
READPolice conducted a drug raid Feb. 2 on a Spencer Road house in the Ellison area.
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One week ago today, at 10:16 in the morning, the police received a call reporting a man had fallen through the ice on Wood Lake.
READWhen the idea of a provincial prison on the old Hiram Walker site came up again last year, it was met with vocal opposition.
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Man last seen Wednesday morning riding a bicycle across thin ice covering Wood Lake.
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Police pull the body of Christopher Kent Stone out of Wood Lake after he fell through the ice Wednesday.
READCentral Okanagan dog owners have until Feb. 29 to renew their dog licence for $20.
READBig Brother is watching what you throw away. And repeatedly tossing the wrong materials could earn you a $150 fine.
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Alaina Podmorow has just returned from a media blitz in Toronto after being named Canada’s Top Teen Philanthropist.
READWhen Erik Madsen won BCAA’s province-wide video contest,he spent the rest of the day answering calls from local media.
READTragic fatalities on Lake Country roads ha spurred the Lake Country Rotary Club to raise safety awareness while walking along roads.
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Christmas tree chipping is available free of charge once again this year. Drop off is Swalwell Park from now until the end of January.
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Golf resort will serve as summer home for charity events and meetings with players
READLake Country will receive $250,000 from the Canada Gas Tax Fund to support long-term infrastructure planning.
READLance Kayfish has been re-elected as chairman of the Okanagan College Board of Governors, with Tom Styffe as vice-chairman.
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