Vernon News

VERNON, B.C. a ' A British Columbia RCMP officer is facing impaired driving charges after he was arrested over the weekend.

Vernon's Habitat for Humanity has a Christmas dream. It is to move the Verhulst/Barker family into their new home for the Christmas season and they need financial support to make this dream come true.

Tina Schroeder and CameronA Methot along with their baby daughter Jessica are extremely happy to announce their marriage Sept.

You can't wipe the friendly grin off Josh Ilott's face and who can blame him, considering who his customers are.

The Canadian economy may have suffered this past year, but if traffic at the malls is any indication, it hasn't affected the Christmas shopping season much.

Nothing sets a festive mood like holiday tunes, especially when they are piped in.

Ita s the season for giving and getting, but if you are looking for a meaningful way to honour a person who does not want or need any more stuff, consider a gift of a donation to Grannies a Gogo.

Isn't this supposed to be prairie weather? With Alberta in the grips of their first major winter storm and snow being dumped across the rest of Canada, the Okanagan Valley won't be exempt from Mother Nature's frosty December start, with unseasonable lows for highs in the forecast.

Over the past 16 months, Melanie Gero of Kelowna has quit one job and been laid off from three.

Enjoy an evening of smouldering elegance and charm with the Olga Osipova Quintet at the Vernon Jazz Club Saturday.

Home : Canada : Investigators raising crashed B.C. float plane Investigators raising crashed B.C. float plane Viewer CTV News Video Investigators will be able to consult the pilot of the float plane that crashed off Saturna Island to determine what went wrong, but will still have to examine the plane itself for possible mechanical failures.

The Post's Perry Bacon Jr. will be online Nov. 30 at 11 a.m. ET to take your questions about the latest political news and more.

An Alberta sawmill is again closing indefinitely, throwing roughly 290 of its employees out of work.

A northern Alberta sawmill is again closing indefinitely, throwing roughly 290 of its employees out of work.

A logger sees a fellow worker crushed to death. A store clerk is tied up and robbed at gunpoint.

Kelowna General Hospital's new cardiac intervention procedures program is running "flawlessly" since the first patient was operated on a week ago.

Less homework won't make us slackers, students say Kids in one B.C. class respond to globeandmail.com critics who suggest easing up on homework will create lazy students Globe and Mail update Published on Friday, Nov.

Small business owners in Vernon, B.C., are on edge after a string of robberies in the past week and a half.

There is something different about Canadian country star Terri Clark that you just can't put your finger on at first.

A woman and a young boy have died in a crash after their car was broadsided by a pickup truck.