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Rockets trade and sign Hiroki Gojsic from Royals
The Kelowna Rockets announced today that they have acquired 2006-born forward Hiroki Gojsic's WHL playing rights from the Victoria Royals and have signed the 6’3”, 187-pound forward to a WHL Scholarship and Development Agreement with the Rockets. -
Three men wanted by Kelowna RCMP for theft of boat from private marina
Once in the secure area, the alleged thieves stole a grey Zodiac inflatable boat with a 20 HP Mercury outboard motor. -
Okanagan College honouring Jim Hamilton with Distinguished Service Award
Despite retiring as president from Okanagan College in 2021, a role he held for 17 years, the impact Jim Hamilton had as a leader at OC and throughout the region continues to resonate for students, staff and in the community. -
A BC mother’s run across the province to end toxic drug deaths to make stop in Kelowna
On Tuesday June 6th people in Kelowna are invited to attend the Kelowna stop of Aubrey’s Run to End Toxic Drug Deaths, led by Jessica Michalofsky with support from Mom’s Stop the Harm -
Dan Albas MP Report: Grave concerns on foreign interference
As Parliament prepares to adjourn for the summer, the Canadian Government focuses on a few "need to have" bills rather than its long list of "want to have" bills. -
Kelowna Traffic Advisory: Intermittent road & Apple Bowl closures this Saturday
The Central Okanagan Food Bank’s Hungry Hungry Half Marathon is this Saturday, June 3 from 7 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. -
Rouble, Cornwall lead golf teams in opening round of Canadian University/College Championships
The event is being held at FireRock Golf Club in Komoka, Ontario. -
Salmon RCMP believe recent shooting to be targeted attack
A man in hospital with gunshot wounds was later found to be wanted on Canada-wide warrants. -
Kelowna teacher who singled out students over their breasts, bathroom-use suspended for 5 days
A Kelowna high school teacher is facing a five-day suspension and course requirement after making multiple students feel uncomfortable or embarrassed about their bodies—and it’s not the first time he’s been disciplined in the past decade.
Vernon News
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Okanagan College honouring Jim Hamilton with Distinguished Service Award
Despite retiring as president from Okanagan College in 2021, a role he held for 17 years, the impact Jim Hamilton had as a leader at OC and throughout the region continues to resonate for students, staff and in the community. -
Salmon River wildfire being held: CSRD says
A wildfire that broke out the in the early morning hours of May 31 near the junction of Salmon River Road and Highway 97 is currently being held to the estimated four-hectare burn site. -
UPDATE: Vernon Rainbow Crosswalk rehabilitation project
The City of Vernon will be taking the next steps to rehabilitate the rainbow crosswalk located on 30th Avenue in Downtown Vernon.
Penticton News
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Okanagan College honouring Jim Hamilton with Distinguished Service Award
Despite retiring as president from Okanagan College in 2021, a role he held for 17 years, the impact Jim Hamilton had as a leader at OC and throughout the region continues to resonate for students, staff and in the community. -
Pop-up Parks celebrate Recreation and Parks month
June is Recreation and Parks Month. To celebrate, a series of pop-up park activities are planned around the city. -
RDOS recognizing June Pride Month
To celebrate and acknowledge Pride Month, the Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen (RDOS) has invited Melisa Edgerly, Board President of the South Okanagan Similkameen Pride Society, to present to the RDOS Board of Directors.
