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Overall, the search and rescue agency said it attended a half-dozen tasks, starting Saturday morning and ending Monday evening.

The incident happened at Kinsmen Park and involved a multi-trunk tree, with one of its trunks suddenly failing and breaking at ground level.

On Saturday afternoon, around 8 hours before the fireworks show was scheduled, a wildfire broke out in Knox Mountain Park. That fire caused the show’s cancellation.

As Kelowna's crime task force convenes, Mayor Tom Dyas said he's looking forward to generating ideas and recommendations that will ultimately make the community stronger. 

Canada Day festivities in Kelowna began at 10 a.m., Saturday, and will wrap up around 12 hours later with a fireworks display.

'Events like these add energy and vibrancy to our city, showcasing our landscape and our hospitality to the world,' said Penticton mayor Julius Bloomfield of Okanagan Granfondo.

Water use regulation for users of the Mable Lake water system came into effect on Thursday, June 29, and will be in effect until Tuesday, July 4.

Water use regulation for users of the Mable Lake water system came into effect on Thursday, June 29, and will be in effect until Tuesday, July 4.

A vehicle that plunged into Okanagan Lake nearly three weeks ago, with the driver inside, was finally recovered on Tuesday.

The upgrades are expected to meet the Guidelines of Canadian Drinking Water Quality and Interior Health’s drinking water standards.