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It’s a sure sign of spring in the Thompson-Okanagan region when the yellow sagebrush buttercups blossom, but their potential toxicity should not to be taken lightly.It’s one of many varieties of buttercups an

In the summer of 2019, Kelowna’s Gill family launched their Karma Apple Soda at farmers markets.Less than three years later, Avi Gill recently got an email inviting them to provide it as a “featured beverage&

An annual surtax on homes worth more than $1 million would affect less than 10% of Canadian residents yet generate $5 billion a year to spend on co-op and other affordable housing options.That’s one of the key mess

With skyrocketing housing prices throughout the country, more and more people are looking at sharing ownership in order to be able to get into the market.A Vancouver-based company that takes many of the risks out of that

High demand from Lower Mainland buyers is expected to continue to boost new home sales in the Okanagan this year and beyond, according to Shane Styes, president of Epic Real Estate Solutions in Kelowna.“My business

The Central Okanagan was the fastest growing “census market area” in the country during the last census period at 14%, while the number of new housing units built during the 2016 to 2021 census period grew by

The courts have ruled against one of Kelowna’s wealthiest men, leaving him to face a future with his prime waterfront property being overlooked by neighbours in soon-to-be-built highrise towers.Charles Edgar Fipke

Learn what makes B.C. wines unique – from the quality of the soil to micro-climates and its history – en route to becoming a certified wine ambassador.Wines of B.C. is launching its Ambassador Program with th

Kelowna had the highest month over month increase in one-bedroom rental rates in Canada in February, propelling it past Victoria into the ranking of third most expensive city in Canada, behind Toronto and Vancouver.&ldqu

Unleashed Brewing Co. created what may be the only craft brewery anywhere that is dog-themed when it opened in Kelowna’s Brewery District last spring.It holds “Paint Your Pet” nights, supports dog-relat