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People with a passion for social justice are invited Sunday to get in on the ground floor of a new South Okanagan chapter of the Council of Canadians.

Several events are planned throughout the Okanagan between June 2-23.

A judge has ordered matters sped up for an Osoyoos man facing weapons and assault charges that have lingered too long.

Don’t be alarmed if you see helicopters buzzing around on low-level flights in the South Okanagan.

Elected officials in Osoyoos made a $50-million decision Tuesday morning to commit the town to building a new water system that pulls from their local lake.

Spring visitors can be entertained at the Osoyoos Spring Festival of the Art, featuring a lineup of artists, an Elvis tribute, and evening fireworks, from May 15 to 19.

Just weeks after completing an unusually contentious 2024 budget process, Osoyoos councillors are being asked to get out their pencils again to add in a $51.8-million water treatment plant to

PENTICTON — An inside look at a failed attempt to smuggle a Mexican family into the U.S. near the Osoyoos border crossing is laid out in an immigration decision published

Seventeen B.C. towns and rural areas have opted in to new provincial rules that significantly curtail short-term vacation rentals, joining 60 municipalities where people hosting properties on platforms such as Airbnb will be limited to renting out only their principal residences.

You just cant beat summertime in the Okanagan. And Vernon videographer and historian Francois Arseneault has footage from 1962 that proves it.