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West Kelowna RCMP need help finding missing 30-year-old man

Mounties say Nash Vogt’s last known contact was with family on September 7, 2026 when he left his West Kelowna residence.

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Fire at UBCO Campus

The university issued a statement confirming the fire began on the roof of the CCS building.

Part of Richter Street closed for paving

The city is asking everyone to follow safety personnel instructions, posted construction signage and fencing to ensure everyone’s safety while commuting through the area.
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Two men killed in plane crash after flight from Penticton

Two men have been found dead following a plane crash in Washington state during a flight from Penticton to Idaho.

Penticton RCMP investigating hateful online comments targeting city staff

The City of Penticton has turned to the RCMP following a series of hateful and harassing social media comments directed at municipal employees.

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Federal money lands at YLW

The federal government is investing up to $22.4 million in new infrastructure at Kelowna International Airport to open more airport land for development.

Former Okanagan Sun player suspended by CFL

Former Okanagan Sun linebacker Jacob Bond has been suspended  by the Canadian football League

Salmon Arm Man arrested multiple times in Kelowna for series of break-ins

RCMP have charged Gadawski with Four counts of break and enter and theft and one count of failure to comply with a release order.

KIJHL no more: Joins new BC Hockey Conference ‘Junior A’ league

a total of 22 teams -- including 14 current KIJHL members -- will begin play in the BCHC across three divisions this fall