West Kelowna Warriors clinch BCHL regular-season title
The club has secured home-ice advantage throughout the BCHL playoffs
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RSSCanada’s oldest Black WWII veteran dies at 104
Alvie Burden of Armstrong, B.C. passed away Thursday, March 26
B.C. backs off broader First Nations powers in heritage law overhaul
The British Columbia government is scaling back several proposed changes to the Heritage Conservation Act after further engagement with local governments and industry. The post B.C. backs off broader First Nations powers in heritage law overhaul appeared first on My South Okanagan Now.
Penticton Vees take down Seattle Thunderbirds, grab 2-0 series lead in Round 1
A.J. Reyelts made 29 saves and recorded his second playoff win in as many nights
Splatsin creates benches out of wood from historic North Okanagan bridge
Baxter Bridge will live on in various spots throughout the area, including along the North Okanagan Rail Trail
BC Hydro relocating Site C camp for North Coast Transmission Line construction
BC Hydro says it will reuse Site C worker camp facilities to support construction of its $6-billion North Coast Transmission Line in northern British Columbia. The post BC Hydro relocating Site C camp for North Coast Transmission Line construction appeared first on My South Okanagan Now.
Government professionals union ratifies agreement with the province
The Professional Employees Association said its members have ratified a new four-year agreement with the B.C. government after months of bargaining and an extended strike. The post Government professionals union ratifies agreement with the province appeared first on My South Okanagan Now.
Okanagan Humane Society: This Teddy is looking for someone to cuddle with
Teddy is a five-year-old dog
Michaud scores OT winner, Penticton Vees edge Seattle Thunderbirds in Game 1
Penticton grabs series lead in Round 1, hosts Seattle for Game 2 on Saturday night
PHOTOS: Parade For No Reason takes over downtown Penticton
The Ignite the Arts Festival runs through Sunday, March 29
Pow Wow Between the Lakes cancelled for 2026 in Penticton
Event organizers cite accommodation costs, scheduling limitations
Okanagan College professor ‘a connector, a facilitator, a guide’ to students
This story is part of Kelowna Capital News’ Women Who Dare series
Missing for 40 days, cat covered in paint found in Penticton
The cat was located by AlleyCATS Alliance, which immediately took a trip to the vet
MLA Hon Chan removed from B.C. Conservatives after domestic violence allegations
The B.C. Conservatives said they have removed Richmond Centre MLA Hon Chan from caucus after learning about domestic violence allegations against him. The post MLA Hon Chan removed from B.C. Conservatives after domestic violence allegations appeared first on My South Okanagan Now.
Vees Playoffs Are Here!!!
The Penticton Vees inaugural WHL season continues with the team’s 1st ever playoff run, starting this weekend at the SOEC! The Vees will take on the Seattle Thunderbirds in the best of 7 affair with games 1 and 2 tonight, and tomorrow at 7pm. Remember to pop by early this evening for the ‘Party on...
B.C. middle school teacher suspended after dry ice explosion in classroom
A B.C. middle school teacher has been suspended after a dry ice experiment led to a classroom explosion that frightened students. The post B.C. middle school teacher suspended after dry ice explosion in classroom appeared first on My South Okanagan Now.
Police complaint commissioner launches probe of sexualized conduct in B.C. agencies
British Columbia’s police watchdog has launched a provincewide investigation into sexualized conduct within municipal police departments, citing concerns about workplace culture and public trust. The post Police complaint commissioner launches probe of sexualized conduct in B.C. agencies appeared...
Vancouver Pride and other groups call for $9M in federal funding to keep up with rising costs
Pride organizations across Canada are urging Ottawa to provide $9 million in new funding, citing rising costs and declining corporate support that they say threaten events nationwide. The post Vancouver Pride and other groups call for $9M in federal funding to keep up with rising costs appeared...
The Needful’s Emerging Artist Giveaway
Brought to you by The Needful, Cannery Brewing, Made and Played in Canada, 98.5 Summit FM, 1240 Summit AM, 800 Summit AM & 97.1 GO FM The Needful is not just a band… this is a sonic journey! Enter to win ‘The Needful’s Made and Played in Canada Emerging Artist’ Prize Pack! A cool Walkman […] The...
Penticton encampment eviction postponed amid legal housing battle
Complicating the province's legal bid is Penticton's distinct lack of alternative housing options. The post Penticton encampment eviction postponed amid legal housing battle appeared first on My South Okanagan Now.