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Fire danger could shift this week, warns fire chief

He urged residents to remain alert, report smoke sightings, and ensure they have a grab-and-go kit and evacuation plan in place.

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Public spaces shouldn’t be a platform for hate: Advocacy Canada

Advocacy Canada is expressing deep concern over the City of West Kelowna’s decision to permit an event by controversial American figure Sean Feucht, whose public activism is widely regarded as anti-2SLGBTQIA+ and aligned with exclusionary, far-right Christian nationalist movements.

New community members appointed to OC Board of Governors

Okanagan College announced the appointment of three new members to its Board of Governors, and the re-appointment of four returning board members.
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Placer Lake Fire update

BC Wildfire Service Crews continue to have success in fortifying the guard surrounding the Placer Lake Fire.

Penticton Mayor issues statement on Crime Severity Index

The CSI is just one measure of progress, but Penticton RCMP’s first-quarter data provides a timelier and more fulsome picture

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Missing Person in Vernon: River Kelly

The Vernon North Okanagan RCMP is requesting the public's assistance in locating a missing Vernon resident, 27-year old River Kelly.

Fatality confirmed in Coldstream house fire

The cause of the fire remains undetermined and while the investigation is ongoing, there is no indication of criminality at this time.

“Slow down dude” BCHP urging drivers to drive sober

BC Highway Patrol in Golden is asking people to slow down and drive sober during a summer spike in excessive speeding and dangerous driving. It’s all happening amidst a huge increase in traffic volume on Highway #1.

Salmon Arm RCMP receives first electric vehicle

Salmon Arm RCMP has added its first electric vehicle (EV) to its fleet as part of an RCMP pilot project evaluating zero-emission vehicles for policing across Canada.