Van Alphen News Today

For the second time in nine months, Summerland council has sunk a developer’s plans to build a new dock along the waterfront in Trout Creek.

People should look beyond the $20,000 cost of hooking up to a proposed sewer extension to the Deer Ridge neighbourhood of Summerland and see the potential it has to also

The Penticton Farmers’ Market may see changes to how much fresh produce becomes available, with farmers expecting a very low yield for the soft fruits. 

SUMMERLAND — Summerlanders can look forward to more time boozing on the beach, staying cooler at home, and more free transit to Penticton.

Some of the last bastions of unmetered water use in the region are about to dry up.

Treverton College's 'goal-setting go-getter' Kai Broom has ended his school career on a high note with yet another milestone achievement.

Financing probably will take the form of a convertible bond in the coming weeks with the participation of German chemicals giant BASF SE, said CEO Henk van Alphen.

Summerland’s community pool will get another Band-Aid as local politicians await the result of a $25-million grant application that would change the calculations associated with replacing the facility.

NL can handle 3-metre sea level rise, but problems will surface

As the watershed moment nears, Summerland’s mayor and councillors will not be voting unanimously in the pool referendum.