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Fentanyl overdoses rise, emergency reporting takes effect

Fentanyl overdoses rise, emergency reporting takes effect

B.C. averaging 60 overdose cases a month, half involving fentanyl that users likely don't know they are taking
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Construction starts on key wastewater infrastructure in West Kelowna

Crews and equipment are scheduled to begin work May 16 on the replacement of the Horizon Village Lift Station ...
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Lake Country hires new CFO, to start June 20

Tanya Garost accepts position as chief financial officer. Moves from West Kelowna GM finance, corporate services position.
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Okanagan mayors gather to urge residents to conserve water

Okanagan mayors gather to urge residents to conserve water

Warm spring, early fire season promising another dry summer and residents are urged to change the way they use water
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Alexa's Team members from southern Interior B.C. named

Alexa's Team members from southern Interior B.C. named

At a ceremony in Kelowna Wednesday, 69 police officers who took drunk drivers off the roads last year were recognized.
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New homeless count gives government baseline information on Kelowna homelessness

New homeless count gives government baseline information on Kelowna homelessness

For the first time ever, Kelowna takes part in federal government Point in Time Count establishing minimum of 233 homeless people in Kelowna
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In Fort McMurray, stark contrast between devastated and untouched neighbourhoods

In Fort McMurray, stark contrast between devastated and untouched neighbourhoods

Officials lead media tour through charred remains of city
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Arson investigated in northern B.C. fires

Arson investigated in northern B.C. fires

Conservation officers investigate signs that up to 10 wildfires were deliberately set
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Westbank Cemetery adds over 400 new plots

Westbank Cemetery adds over 400 new plots

The third phase of the cemetery's upgrades was opened to the public Friday morning
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West Kelowna seeks more time to hold a referendum on borrowing for new city hall

After the Alternative Approval Process failed, council is a asking for an extra 80 days to hold the vote, which could go in late September.
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