Picnic like the 1900s to celebrate 110 years of Summerland Ornamental Gardens
The picnic is on Sunday, July 26
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Cocktail fundraiser to support Summerland Food Bank
A fundraiser at Controlled Entropy distillery will raise money for the Summerland Food Bank and Resource Centre. The event will be held at the distillery, 18006 Bentley Rd. on July […]
B.C. Nurses’ Union sets up picket line at Nanaimo hospital
B.C. nurses picketed outside Nanaimo Regional General Hospital on Monday as talks with a special mediator were set to begin in the ongoing labour dispute. The post B.C. Nurses’ Union sets up picket line at Nanaimo hospital appeared first on My South Okanagan Now.
Info session July 15 for Okanagan Falls incorporation
Residents can join in-person or online
More road closures coming in Penticton as work expands
City council acknowledged the impacts and disruption and asked for patience
Man presumed dead after falling from tube into Okanagan Lake
West Kelowna RCMP is investigating after a man presumably drowned during an outing on the lake. At around 11:53 a.m. on Saturday, July 11, the 45-year-old man was thrown into […]
Temporary service disruption at South Okanagan Hospital’s emergency department
The emergency department will be unavailable for a couple of hours
Winners unveiled at B.C.’s international sand sculpting festival
Abe Waterman of Prince Edward Island takes first in solo category
Specialty ‘custom cutters’ added to BC Timber Sales program
The program gives value-added manufacturers access to BC Timber Sales logs
Security increased after vandalism incident at B.C. sand sculpture competition
Parksville Beach Fest Society: number of guards doubled
B.C. Nurses’ Union to pause picket lines as mediation begins
Labour mediator Vince Ready steps into yet another major labour dispute
Baynes Sound observatory upgrade supports BC shellfish industry
The observatory measures acidification, hypoxia and temperature to help inform shellfish growers
Response continues as Fraser Canyon wildfires remain out of control
BCWS to build ‘contingency fire guard’ in Boston Bar and Canyon Alpine areas
B.C. nurses expand strike to Vancouver Island as bargaining stalls
‘No nurse wants to be here; we would much rather be… providing care to our patients’: union president
VIDEO: B.C. cathedral bells still ringing strong after 90 years of history
The Christ Church Cathedral bells rang for nearly an hour to mark their first ringing in 1936
WORLD CUP DAILY, July 13: No matches Monday
FIFA World Cup soccer match updates and news