Tag Archives: Okanagan

Covid update Friday: Interior Health leads B.C. in new cases, hospitalizations down
Interior Health finished the work week with the most new COVID-19 cases in B.C. The region reported 217 cases (increase of 25 from Thursday), part of the 692 new infections in the province (down by 90...
Pete McIntyre Feb 18, 2022

Hundreds line-up for opening of new Costco
Normally this kind of anticipation is for Black Friday or Boxing Day, but it's fair to say there was a shopping frenzy Thursday morning for the opening of the new Costco Wholesale in Kelowna. Hundreds...
Pete McIntyre Feb 17, 2022

Police investigate after teen approached by man in truck
Police say a teenager took the appropriate actions when she was allegedly approached by a suspicious man in Kelowna. Mounties say the girl was walking between Bernard and Doyle Avenues around 1:00 p.m...
Pete McIntyre Feb 17, 2022

Workers able to return to offices
Workers in B.C. will be transitioning back into their workplaces. Dr. Bonnie Henry has updated the Provincial Health Officer Order on workplace safety, removing the section that requires employers to ...
Liam Verster Feb 17, 2022

Suspect in residential B and E’s arrested
Kelowna RCMP have arrested a suspect in connection with a number of break-ins in Rutland on the weekend. On Sunday, Feb. 13, RCMP issued a media release, warning residents in Rutland to lock their doo...
Pete McIntyre Feb 17, 2022

Interior records 277 new COVID-19 cases, one death
The Interior had the most new COVID-19 cases of any health authority in B.C. Wednesday, Feb. 16. Of the 750 new cases identified throughout the province, 277 were recorded in the Interior. The region ...
Pete McIntyre Feb 16, 2022

Richmond tops the Shuswap and Okanagan for most-loved destination in Canada
Richmond B.C. has come out on top in a ranking of the 50 most-loved destinations in Canada. The Lower Mainland city was cited for its air travel, being the home of Vancouver International Airport. The...
Pete McIntyre Feb 16, 2022

Province funding activities for Family Day
With the COVID-19 restrictions being eased this week, families will have even more to enjoy for Family Day on Monday, Feb. 21, a statutory holiday. Melanie Mark, minister of Tourism Arts, Culture and ...
Pete McIntyre Feb 16, 2022

COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations down again
COVID-19 case numbers and hospitalizations have shown an improvement in British Columbia on the day it was announced restrictions will be eased. B.C. is reporting 519 new cases of COVID-19, with no ne...
Pete McIntyre Feb 15, 2022

Man wanted on Canada-wide warrant arrested in Kelowna
A man who police say had been on the run from the law for two years, has been arrested in Rutland. RCMP officers were conducting pro-active patrols in the area of Mugford Road in Rutland on Sunday, Fe...
Pete McIntyre Feb 15, 2022