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(ROB MUNRO / iNFOnews.ca) It might be the booming economy or how accessible Kelowna Airport is to city residents. Or it just might be Okanagan Lake, ski hills and golf courses. Or it could be all these things that ranked Kelowna as the number two most liveable city in Canada, outside major metropolitan areas like Vancouver or Toronto. The ranking is based on Rates.ca's first annual “liveability” survey and is called “Urban Flight: Canada’s Top Places to Move to if You're Trying to Escape the City.” "Canada has some incredible hidden gems if you're relocating for a change in lif...

Daily Post Nigeria Published The body of an unidentified man was found in the landing gear compartment of a plane that arrived in Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport from Lagos, Nigeria on Monday. The Royal Netherlands Marechaussee, in a tweet via its Twitter account said the body was discovered by the airport technical staff. It also said an investigation into the man’s identity and cause of death after he was discovered inside a wheel arch have begun. “We are investigating the discovery of a body in the landing gear of an airplane that arrived from Lagos, Nigeria. “ The victim is a stowawa...

Share Two persons were reportedly killed in Benin City, Edo State capital, following a renewed cult clash between two rival cult groups in the state. Tribune Online gathered that what triggered the latest clash was the last Saturday killing of one Ogbomo, by a rival group. The four-man gang who carried out the execution of Ogbomo were said to have accosted him at about 4pm along Esigie Street, 3rd East Circular Road, Benin. His cult group members, it was further gathered, carried out a reprisal on Monday afternoon by killing a commercial bus driver, believed to be a member of the group which ...

Mar 3, 2021 12:07 AM Russ Byth West Kelowna Fire Rescue members had to wear special gear to save a man who had fallen through the ice on Shannon Lake yesterday. He was about 20 feet offshore hanging on to the ice when firefighters got to him. Chief Jason Brolund says two days of temperatures above 10 should leave no doubt that ice season on the valley-bottom lakes is over and people should stay off the remaining ice as it quickly disappears. You’ll see a picture above. The provincial government is providing funding for more licensed child care spaces in the central Okanagan...

UPDATE 5:20 p.m. BC Hydro says it has restored power to 86 per cent of customers impacted by Wednesday morning's wind storm.