She started her career in Smithers, with stops in Nelson and Prince George, before moving to Alberta, where she covered everything from the Pine Lake Tornado to the Calgary Flood.
Cindy decided to make the move back to B.C. in 2021, to be closer to her family.
She's an avid walker and helped organize a cancer fundraiser that raised $100,000 over five years. In the winter, you will find her at the Kelowna Curling Club every Tuesday night.
K.L.O. Farm Market invites Kelowna to first tulip festival
No need to travel to the Fraser Valley to take in a tulip festival. A Kelowna business is launching its own celebration of the spring-blooming flowers. K.L.O....
City of Kelowna doing spring cleaning at tent city along rail trail
Now that the weather has warmed up, the City of Kelowna is doing spring cleaning in tent city, along the rail trail. “We’re here to clean and sort...
Bear wanders into backyard in Upper Mission
A Kelowna woman has shared a video of a black bear that wandered into her yard Tuesday evening. Heather Ross, who lives on Chute Lake Crescent in Upper Mission,...
Kelowna philanthropist Tom Budd backs YMCA fundraiser
The Payton and Dillon Budd Memorial Fund is the new presenting sponsor for the YMCA of Southern Interior BC’s largest fundraiser. The 17th annual Cycle...
COSAR called to rescue injured snowmobiler, ATV rider, stranded motorists
Central Okanagan Search and Rescue is reminding drivers that there’s still plenty of snow at higher elevations. In a post on Facebook, COSAR says it was...
Kelowna to host Canadian Country Music Association awards for first time
Dust off your cowboy hat. The Canadian Country Music Association is bringing its premier event to Kelowna. The city has been tapped to host the CCMA awards next...
City of Kelowna taking action on bottleneck clogging bike lanes on Benvoulin Road
New “No Parking Anytime” signs are about to go up on a section of Kelowna's Benvoulin Road after complaints to the city about cars parking on...
Are your backyard chickens, bees registered in case of fire, flood, disease?
Do you have backyard chickens or bees? How about a yak or water buffalo? Are they registered with the province in case of fire or flood? The Ministry of...
Phase 5 of Glenmore Recreation Park among $21 million in Kelowna parks spending this year
Work is about to get underway on some major park and recreation improvements in Kelowna. Phase 5 of the Glenmore Recreation Park is set to get underway this...
Family of 6 missing from Alberta could be in southern BC
A family of 6 missing from a community south of Edmonton might be in southern B.C. RCMP in Rimbey, Alberta are asking for public help to find Winnie Mani, 39,...