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"Fast" Eddy Dostaler is running to raise money and awareness in the fights against Alzheimer's and breast cancer.

"We're officially open for business," said Mark Pigott, an interim director and treasurer of the Okanagan Food Hub Co-Op

Stephen Fuhr says he voted for a failed private member's bill in a bid to further the debate over stronger animal welfare laws in Canada.

Thurnheer works to ensure Okanagan College is equipping students with the business skills they’ll need for a post-Information Age economy.

Fortis is working along Highway 97, between Reid's Corner and Highway 33, to move power lines from tall poles to underground conduits.

Anyone showing up with an unsecured,uncovered load at the landfill could face a $150 fine.

Sales were down 13.3 per cent across the region compared with August, but the number was still 25.4 per cent better than September 2015.

A man now faces potential charges after colliding with a pedestrian crossing light standard Wednesday evening in Rutland.

Diagnosed with stage four kidney cancer in November 2013, a Penticton Mountie is saying a change in diet saved him.

There have been 62 deaths attributed to doctor assisted suicide since legislation was enacted, said the B.C. Coroners' office