Murals of Gratitude exhibit includes at least one portrait of Henry alongside paintings of health-care workers
Name and formerly-used images “fly in the face” of the district’s human rights policy, says board chair
The July 3 slide damaged a water system and a logging road.
Buffeted by invisible forces and just plain worn out, the United States of America celebrates its 244th birthday
There are provisions in Canada’s prostitution laws that make workers immune from prosecution, but not from arrest
All political parties had until midnight June 30 to submit their financial reports for last year
The teacher won’t be allowed to apply for a teaching certificate until 2035
Study marks an unprecedented development scientists say has caused them to sit up and take note
Volunteers with fire department set up plaque in honour of Richard Estabrooks
Two Kelowna-area Realtors made a generous donation to the North Westside Fire…
Reminders to residents to keep bicycles locked up, eyes open for suspicious activity
B.C. Supreme Court Justice Allison Beames is anticipated to return with her decision in August
The RDCO filled up the pond on Hall Road but it’s drying up again
25-year-old Iesha Blomquist was reported missing to Penticton RCMP on June 30
City council will vote on whether to continue allowing public consumption, on Tuesday, July 7
Two men who allegedly staged a violent home invasion in Salmon Arm…
