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iN TRAFFIC: Watch for slippery sections on Coquihalla, connector - Vimarsana News

iN TRAFFIC: Watch for slippery sections on Coquihalla, connector

Thompson-Okanagan area highways should be mostly fine today but there are a few hazards to be aware of.The Coquihalla Highway from Hope to Merritt has slippery sections from 6 km south of the Great Bear Snowshed to 29 km

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As housing prices fall, Kamloops and Okanagan fare better than rest of B.C. - Vimarsana News

As housing prices fall, Kamloops and Okanagan fare better than rest of B.C.

The average price of a home in B.C. fell 8.6% in November versus a year earlier.In Kamloops, the average price of a single-family house fell by only 1.4%, while prices were down 2.4% in the Okanagan, according to data re

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Kamloops, Kelowna could learn about housing affordability from this Lower Mainland city - Vimarsana News

Kamloops, Kelowna could learn about housing affordability from this Lower Mainland city

While Kamloops and the Okanagan struggle with a shortage of affordable rental housing, some Lower Mainland cities are way ahead and making it happen.One of those cities is Port Moody.Port Moody expects new multi-family d

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Vernon could lead the way in converting offices to homes - Vimarsana News

Vernon could lead the way in converting offices to homes

COVID still has a lasting impact on how and where people work and the Greater Vernon Chamber of Commerce is recommending innovative ways to adjust to the changes.One of those changes is that more people are still working

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Kelowna taxpayers facing 3.8% tax increase - Vimarsana News

Kelowna taxpayers facing 3.8% tax increase

Kelowna city council adopted a provisional budget with a tax increase of 3.8% today, Dec. 8, following a full day of discussions.The tax hike is down slightly from the 4.01% city staff had recommended going into the budg

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