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Strong winds and dry thunderstorms are expected to worsen wildfire conditions across southern B.C this long weekend, as more than 1,800 properties remain under evacuation orders. -
Possible WestJet strike has Kelowna travellers worried about their plans
WestJet has also begun preparing for a possible disruption by grounding some aircraft to avoid stranding additional passengers and planes. -
Sections of B.C.’s involuntary care rules found unconstitutional
Lawyer Ravi Hira says what now has to change is what happens after admission and when treatment can be provided without consent. -
Nanaimo bar owner says she is fed up with city’s crime after daughter’s car targeted
Last month, Sonia Komen's bar hosted B.C.'s public safety minister for the first of a string of government announcements about a $12 million program targeting chronic offenders. -
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Watch the online news edition of Global Okanagan at 5:30 p.m. -
Missing B.C. hiker found dead in Alberta national park
Parks Canada said they received a report on July 23 that Bob Toothill, who was travelling the Great Divide Trail between Waterton Lakes National Park and Coleman, AB, was missing. -
Loon Lake area evacuation order extends to nearly 1,500 properties due to Pear Lake fire
The new properties under evacuation order include Loon Lake and properties on Highway 97 from Loon Lake Road to past Scottie Creek Road. -
Grinder, one of two beloved grizzly bears on Grouse Mountain, dies
Grinder, a massive grizzly bear who was adopted as a cub after being orphaned, and fascinated locals and tourists alike on Grouse Mountain, has died. -
B.C. firefighters face critical days as dry fuels and winds increase fire risks
A cold front with gusty winds could bring extreme fire behaviour in areas where British Columbia communities are threatened by wildfires. -
Kelowna artist uses centuries-old technique to explore today’s challenges
Using encaustic, a technique that combines heated beeswax, and tree sap, Angela Hansen is creating a new exhibit inspired by the changing world around her. -
Weather conditions expected to spark new wildfires, accelerate fire growth, B.C. Wildfire Service says
The B.C. Wildfire Service warns an approaching cold front could spark new wildfires and cause existing fires to spread rapidly because of strong winds and possible lightning. -
Carey Newman’s Witness Blanket continues to evolve, this time as a multi-user VR experience
Originally only a physical art installation, Witness Blanket has been adapted into a multi-user virtual reality experience to allow more people to engage with the history of resid… -
How a road trip detour to Tumbler Ridge led this tourist from Taiwan to a 100-million-year-old dinosaur track
One of five UNESCO Geoparks in Canada, Tumbler Ridge has been attracting people from around the world who are helping to uncover the region's dinosaur past.
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First-of-its-kind Black arts and cultural centre opening in heart of downtown Victoria
Organizers envision the Black & Here Community Centre as a space that helps weave communities together while reducing isolation and racism.
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Whales are dying in B.C. waters. Here's how 2 groups are trying to save them
An estimated 20,000 whales are killed worldwide by vessel strikes each year, according to the International Marine Mammal Project.
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Crews battling massive wildfire near Clinton, B.C., conduct planned ignition
More than 30 evacuation orders are in place across British Columbia, where more than 100 wildfires continue to burn.
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Police to march in Vancouver Pride Parade after 6 years
It marks a major shift for the annual event, after parade organizers barred police from marching in 2020 saying Pride’s roots lie in “uprising against police brutality.”
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B.C. roadside attractions go head-to-head in summer bracket
The Search for B.C.'s Best Roadside Attraction runs Aug. 3 to 31 to find the province's most iconic road landmark. Four of the entrants feature geological wonders, fantastic fruit…
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Court approves $30M settlement in B.C. Catholic school sex abuse class action lawsuit
The B.C. Supreme Court has approved a $30-million settlement of a class-action lawsuit filed over historical claims of physical, psychological and sexual abuse at two schools in M…
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Grinder, the Grouse Mountain grizzly bear, dies
Grinder was a 25-year-old grizzly from Invermere, B.C., found as an orphaned cub on a logging road in 2001 before being taken to the Grouse Mountain Wildlife Refuge.
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Cold front could escalate B.C. wildfires ahead of August long weekend
Strong winds and dry thunderstorms are expected to worsen wildfire conditions across southern B.C this long weekend, as more than 1,800 properties remain under evacuation orders.
-
Possible WestJet strike has Kelowna travellers worried about their plans
WestJet has also begun preparing for a possible disruption by grounding some aircraft to avoid stranding additional passengers and planes.
-
Sections of B.C.’s involuntary care rules found unconstitutional
Lawyer Ravi Hira says what now has to change is what happens after admission and when treatment can be provided without consent.
-
Nanaimo bar owner says she is fed up with city’s crime after daughter’s car targeted
Last month, Sonia Komen's bar hosted B.C.'s public safety minister for the first of a string of government announcements about a $12 million program targeting chronic offenders.
-
WATCH: Global Okanagan News at 5:30 p.m. – July 31
Watch the online news edition of Global Okanagan at 5:30 p.m.
-
Missing B.C. hiker found dead in Alberta national park
Parks Canada said they received a report on July 23 that Bob Toothill, who was travelling the Great Divide Trail between Waterton Lakes National Park and Coleman, AB, was missing.
-
Loon Lake area evacuation order extends to nearly 1,500 properties due to Pear Lake fire
The new properties under evacuation order include Loon Lake and properties on Highway 97 from Loon Lake Road to past Scottie Creek Road.
-
Grinder, one of two beloved grizzly bears on Grouse Mountain, dies
Grinder, a massive grizzly bear who was adopted as a cub after being orphaned, and fascinated locals and tourists alike on Grouse Mountain, has died.
-
B.C. firefighters face critical days as dry fuels and winds increase fire risks
A cold front with gusty winds could bring extreme fire behaviour in areas where British Columbia communities are threatened by wildfires.
-
Kelowna artist uses centuries-old technique to explore today’s challenges
Using encaustic, a technique that combines heated beeswax, and tree sap, Angela Hansen is creating a new exhibit inspired by the changing world around her.
-
Weather conditions expected to spark new wildfires, accelerate fire growth, B.C. Wildfire Service says
The B.C. Wildfire Service warns an approaching cold front could spark new wildfires and cause existing fires to spread rapidly because of strong winds and possible lightning.
-
Carey Newman’s Witness Blanket continues to evolve, this time as a multi-user VR experience
Originally only a physical art installation, Witness Blanket has been adapted into a multi-user virtual reality experience to allow more people to engage with the history of resid…
-
How a road trip detour to Tumbler Ridge led this tourist from Taiwan to a 100-million-year-old dinosaur track
One of five UNESCO Geoparks in Canada, Tumbler Ridge has been attracting people from around the world who are helping to uncover the region's dinosaur past.
-
First-of-its-kind Black arts and cultural centre opening in heart of downtown Victoria
Organizers envision the Black & Here Community Centre as a space that helps weave communities together while reducing isolation and racism.
-
Whales are dying in B.C. waters. Here's how 2 groups are trying to save them
An estimated 20,000 whales are killed worldwide by vessel strikes each year, according to the International Marine Mammal Project.
-
Crews battling massive wildfire near Clinton, B.C., conduct planned ignition
More than 30 evacuation orders are in place across British Columbia, where more than 100 wildfires continue to burn.
-
Police to march in Vancouver Pride Parade after 6 years
It marks a major shift for the annual event, after parade organizers barred police from marching in 2020 saying Pride’s roots lie in “uprising against police brutality.”
-
B.C. roadside attractions go head-to-head in summer bracket
The Search for B.C.'s Best Roadside Attraction runs Aug. 3 to 31 to find the province's most iconic road landmark. Four of the entrants feature geological wonders, fantastic fruit…
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Court approves $30M settlement in B.C. Catholic school sex abuse class action lawsuit
The B.C. Supreme Court has approved a $30-million settlement of a class-action lawsuit filed over historical claims of physical, psychological and sexual abuse at two schools in M…
-
Grinder, the Grouse Mountain grizzly bear, dies
Grinder was a 25-year-old grizzly from Invermere, B.C., found as an orphaned cub on a logging road in 2001 before being taken to the Grouse Mountain Wildlife Refuge.
Castanet + Global News + CBC
-
Cold front could escalate B.C. wildfires ahead of August long weekend
Strong winds and dry thunderstorms are expected to worsen wildfire conditions across southern B.C this long weekend, as more than 1,800 properties remain under evacuation orders.
-
Possible WestJet strike has Kelowna travellers worried about their plans
WestJet has also begun preparing for a possible disruption by grounding some aircraft to avoid stranding additional passengers and planes.
-
Sections of B.C.’s involuntary care rules found unconstitutional
Lawyer Ravi Hira says what now has to change is what happens after admission and when treatment can be provided without consent.
-
Nanaimo bar owner says she is fed up with city’s crime after daughter’s car targeted
Last month, Sonia Komen's bar hosted B.C.'s public safety minister for the first of a string of government announcements about a $12 million program targeting chronic offenders.
-
WATCH: Global Okanagan News at 5:30 p.m. – July 31
Watch the online news edition of Global Okanagan at 5:30 p.m.
-
Missing B.C. hiker found dead in Alberta national park
Parks Canada said they received a report on July 23 that Bob Toothill, who was travelling the Great Divide Trail between Waterton Lakes National Park and Coleman, AB, was missing.
-
Loon Lake area evacuation order extends to nearly 1,500 properties due to Pear Lake fire
The new properties under evacuation order include Loon Lake and properties on Highway 97 from Loon Lake Road to past Scottie Creek Road.
-
Grinder, one of two beloved grizzly bears on Grouse Mountain, dies
Grinder, a massive grizzly bear who was adopted as a cub after being orphaned, and fascinated locals and tourists alike on Grouse Mountain, has died.
-
B.C. firefighters face critical days as dry fuels and winds increase fire risks
A cold front with gusty winds could bring extreme fire behaviour in areas where British Columbia communities are threatened by wildfires.
-
Kelowna artist uses centuries-old technique to explore today’s challenges
Using encaustic, a technique that combines heated beeswax, and tree sap, Angela Hansen is creating a new exhibit inspired by the changing world around her.
-
Weather conditions expected to spark new wildfires, accelerate fire growth, B.C. Wildfire Service says
The B.C. Wildfire Service warns an approaching cold front could spark new wildfires and cause existing fires to spread rapidly because of strong winds and possible lightning.
-
Carey Newman’s Witness Blanket continues to evolve, this time as a multi-user VR experience
Originally only a physical art installation, Witness Blanket has been adapted into a multi-user virtual reality experience to allow more people to engage with the history of resid…
-
How a road trip detour to Tumbler Ridge led this tourist from Taiwan to a 100-million-year-old dinosaur track
One of five UNESCO Geoparks in Canada, Tumbler Ridge has been attracting people from around the world who are helping to uncover the region's dinosaur past.
-
First-of-its-kind Black arts and cultural centre opening in heart of downtown Victoria
Organizers envision the Black & Here Community Centre as a space that helps weave communities together while reducing isolation and racism.
-
Whales are dying in B.C. waters. Here's how 2 groups are trying to save them
An estimated 20,000 whales are killed worldwide by vessel strikes each year, according to the International Marine Mammal Project.
-
Crews battling massive wildfire near Clinton, B.C., conduct planned ignition
More than 30 evacuation orders are in place across British Columbia, where more than 100 wildfires continue to burn.
-
Police to march in Vancouver Pride Parade after 6 years
It marks a major shift for the annual event, after parade organizers barred police from marching in 2020 saying Pride’s roots lie in “uprising against police brutality.”
-
B.C. roadside attractions go head-to-head in summer bracket
The Search for B.C.'s Best Roadside Attraction runs Aug. 3 to 31 to find the province's most iconic road landmark. Four of the entrants feature geological wonders, fantastic fruit…
-
Court approves $30M settlement in B.C. Catholic school sex abuse class action lawsuit
The B.C. Supreme Court has approved a $30-million settlement of a class-action lawsuit filed over historical claims of physical, psychological and sexual abuse at two schools in M…
-
Grinder, the Grouse Mountain grizzly bear, dies
Grinder was a 25-year-old grizzly from Invermere, B.C., found as an orphaned cub on a logging road in 2001 before being taken to the Grouse Mountain Wildlife Refuge.