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B.C. Conservatives promise tax relief, economic growth in costed election platform

The B.C. Conservatives are promising $11.1 billion in tax relief and a boost to economic growth in their costed election platform, but still project a $10.8-billion deficit by 2029-30.

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  • Katie Zacharia’s Five-Day Tenure: Do We Know When We’re In Over Our Heads?

    Katie Zacharia’s Five-Day Tenure: Do We Know When We’re In Over Our Heads?

    Oct 19, 2026 • 6:31

    David Dunning, Mary Ann and Charles R. Walgreen, Jr. Professor of the Study of Human Understanding and Professor of Psychology at the University of Michigan

  • Kelowna Has Chosen Its Mayor. What Comes Next?

    Kelowna Has Chosen Its Mayor. What Comes Next?

    Oct 19, 2026 • 11:17

    Tom Dyas, Mayor of Kelowna

  • Should Convicted Killers Be Allowed To Attend University While On Day Parole?

    Should Convicted Killers Be Allowed To Attend University While On Day Parole?

    Oct 19, 2026 • 7:21

    Dr. Sarah Turnbull, Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology and Legal Studies at the University of Waterloo

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    8AM RUNDOWN

    Oct 19, 2026 • 4:38

  • Can We Trust Political Memoirs To Tell Us What Really Happened?

    Can We Trust Political Memoirs To Tell Us What Really Happened?

    Oct 19, 2026 • 7:42

    Dr. Nelson Wiseman, Professor Emeritus of Political Science and Former Director of Canadian Studies at the University of Toronto

  • BC NDP Pledges $90M For Involuntary Care: Will It Work?

    BC NDP Pledges $90M For Involuntary Care: Will It Work?

    Oct 19, 2026 • 10:29

    Dr. Julian Somers, Distinguished Professor of Health Sciences and Director of the Centre for Applied Research in Mental Health and Addiction at Simon Fraser University

  • Supreme Court Ruling: When Does Sexual History Become Relevant Evidence?

    Supreme Court Ruling: When Does Sexual History Become Relevant Evidence?

    Oct 19, 2026 • 8:34

    Janine Benedet, KC, Professor at the Peter A. Allard School of Law at the University of British Columbia

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    7AM RUNDOWN

    Oct 19, 2026 • 5:30

  • Could Alberta Separatism Survive A Referendum Defeat?

    Could Alberta Separatism Survive A Referendum Defeat?

    Oct 19, 2026 • 8:54

    Tyler Dawson, Content Editor of Opinion at The Globe and Mail and Author of “The Republic of Alberta: An Idea That Won’t Go Away”

  • Why the World Is Worried About War Between Ethiopia and Eritrea

    Why the World Is Worried About War Between Ethiopia and Eritrea

    Oct 19, 2026 • 9:56

    Laura Hammond, Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Research and Knowledge Exchange and Professor of Development Studies at SOAS University of London

B.C. polling stations officially closed in 2026 municipal election

Polling stations across the Central Okanagan are now closed for the 2026 municipal election. UPDATE: Incumbent Mayor Tom Dyas has been elected once again.

Body of missing paddleboarder located in Okanagan lake

On the evening of September 22, 2026 RCMP were called to aid a man and woman on paddle boards in distress on Okanagan Lake somewhere between Fintry Provincial Park and Carr’s Landing.
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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