
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.
Holiday parties being scaled back this year due to impact of inflation, interest rates
Your annual office holiday party could look different this year. Party planners, venues and the restaurant industry are seeing the impact of inflation changing...
Kelowna retailers report strong Black Friday sales as cash-strapped shoppers look for bargains
Only time will tell if this holiday shopping season will see a slump in sales, but if Black Friday is any indication, people still want to put plenty of gifts...
Kelowna dental office provides $20,000 in free dentistry
A Kelowna dental office has put smiles back on the faces of dozens of people who had been suffering chronic dental pain, some for many months. The team at...
Westbank Legion treats elderly veterans to a holiday feast
Veterans living in long-term care homes in the community were treated to a Christmas dinner with all the fixings by Royal Canadian Legion Branch #288 in...
Dog deemed dangerous after attack leaves Kelowna pet owner with $3,000 vet bill
Kimberlee Brown says she is traumatized after her dog was attacked recently. The single mother was walking her six-year-old Shar Pei along Primrose Road on...
Traffic pattern changes outside H2O Centre after parent reported ‘road rage’ incident
A month after Castanet posted video of what a witness called a case of “road rage” involving a transit bus outside the H2O Adventure + Fitness...
Seventh year of Festival of Trees sees strong growth
This is the seventh year of the Festival of Trees at Mission Hill Family Estate Winery and it could be the biggest yet for BC Children’s Hospital. The...
BDC economist forecasts slow economic growth next year, rebound in 2025
Economic growth in B.C. and the Okanagan will slow next year, before bouncing back in 2025, according to the chief economist with the Business Development Bank...
KGH Foundation launches inaugural Winter Wonderland at JoeAnna’s House
“Picture an afternoon filled with laughter and comfort, where our community comes together for a time where love knows no distance.” That’s...
UBCO student sets world record at Ironman triathlon in Arizona
UBC Okanagan has a new world record holder. Student Zach Bernier, 19, finished 4th at the Ironman Arizona triathlon on November 19. He also set a new U20...