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Okanagan Falls resident happy to see large group of Bighorn sheep return after disease outbreak last fall

A group of Bighorn Sheep came down from the mountainside into Heritage Hills near Okanagan Falls on Wednesday morning, taking time to butt heads and enjoy the grass peaking through the snow.

'Condemning the unhoused is not the solution,' says Turning Points

The director of housing at Vernon's Turning Points Collaborative Society says issues surrounding crime, homelessness and drug use in downtown Vernon are not as simple as pointing a finger at the outreach and shelter provider.

Penticton job site frustrated by ongoing theft and vandalism

A porta-potty was set ablaze on Wednesday night on the construction site of Penticton Toyota’s new building, an area that has seen repeated theft and vandalism lately.

Dashcam video shows a near miss on Highway 97 in Peachland

Dashcam footage shows a near miss on Highway 97 in Peachland.

Tim Hortons donuts in support of local Special Olympics athletes go on sale this weekend

A donut tastes good just about any time, but it’s especially sweet when it’s helping support Special Olympics athletes.

Data from thousands of cameras confirms protected areas promote mammal diversity

A new study from the University of British Columbia shows how protected areas have been effective at conserving wildlife across the planet.

Should the province have extended its wolf cull for another five years?

The B.C. government has extended its controversial wolf cull program for another five years, despite opposition from many scientists and the public.

Snow sculpture of Ogopogo becomes a showstopper in Quesnel

There has been another Ogopogo sighting in British Columbia.

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