By the time Craig Buchanan finally stood on a field in Scotland with his bagpipes in hand this past Sunday, he had already ...

Kari Gares, a candidate for mayor in Vernon's upcoming municipal election, is hosting a community meet-and-greet event today, Aug. 12.

The Bradley Creek wildfire is no longer considered a Wildfire of Note by the BC Wildfire Service. A post on the BCWS website said the Bradley Creek wildfire is now considered being held and at this ...

North Korea on Wednesday performed its second ballistic missile test in less than a week, its neighbors said, a likely protest of the upcoming South Korea-U.S. military drills that North Korea views ...

A B.C. minister says a backlog of nearly 7,000 BC Services Card app verification requests has been cleared after some wildfire evacuees reported long waits to access the system designed to help ...

A South Okanagan equestrian instructor and horse trainer says she escaped the Bald Range wildfire near Summerland with a herd of horses at the last possible moment on Friday.

A six-point buck has become a familiar presence in a yard near Knox Mountain in Kelowna's north end. The deer has been frequenting the yard, gorging itself on the fruit trees in the yard.

Calgary Flames games have a new radio home. Calgary Sports and Entertainment Corporation (CSEC) and Corus Entertainment announced Wednesday a five-year broadcast deal to carry Flames games on QR ...

The Toronto Raptors will open their 2026 NBA Cup schedule against the Orlando Magic in a matchup of two group winners. The NBA released the schedule for its annual in-season tournament Wednesday. All ...

As far as Brett Bateman's concerned, there's no tangible difference between playing in triple-A and Major League Baseball. Bateman continued his impressive start to his big league career on Tuesday, ...

The city of Salmon Arm is planning to ‘make lemonade’ after unavoidable delays on the construction of a new pedestrian railway crossing at the north end of the Foreshore Trail could allow the city to ...

A newly formed youth advocacy organization is aiming to change the landscape of British Columbia's municipal elections by backing local candidates who prioritize the needs of young voters.