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'A Mother's Nightmare' in Kelowna
Film crews will be hard at work in Kelowna on Sunday and Monday when Sepia Films, a Canadian production company, begins filming "A Mother's Nightmare," a made for television movie, throughout the city.
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One site in proposed swap is a toxic mess
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Northern Medical Program's Admission Standards May Be Different, But Not Inferior
Dr. Bert Kelly was one of a handful of rural physicians in Northern BC who banded together back in 1999 to demand the provincial government address the shortage of doctors in the region...it was the spark that ignited the flame that led to the momentous health rally in Prince George in 2000 and generated UBC's Northern Medical Program at UNBC in ... (more)
Residents win fight with UBC-O
In a news release issued late Friday afternoon, Tom Smithwick, lawyer for the residents says the Supreme Court of BC has ruled in favour of his clients.
UBC medical school standards called into question
There appear to be two different sets of criteria for admission to the different medical schools at the University of British Columbia, according to documents obtained by CBC News.
Menzies changing hands after more than 60 as a family business
It was announced last week B.C.-based Westkey Graphics Ltd., a direct competitor of Menzies in Kamloops and Kelowna, completed acquisition of the Grande Prairie-based graphics and printing company.
How much money does the province have to spend? How much is it in debt? How close is it to an election? For the past five years, Kamloops has watched while hundreds of millions of dollars were poured into hospitals in Kelowna and Vernon.
Kelowna music school gets 'rocked'
A Kelowna based music school is hoping to open doors to the future of music education in Canada.
Suspected subway robber arrested
"Our officers were acting on information they received both from the images on the store video as well as witnesses." Amy Young, 26, a resident of Salmon Arm remains in custody and will make her next court appearance on June 17 to answer to the charge of armed robbery.
Runway improvements begin at YLW
Work is expected to begin early next month on a new overlay for 7,300 feet of airport's 8,900 foot runway.
College marks largest Spring Convocation in series of weekend ceremonies
Okanagan College Media Release Okanagan College is honouring more than 1,600 students who will earn credentials from a variety of academic, vocational and trades programs when graduands from all four campuses come together in a series of Convocation ceremonies in Kelowna.
Menzies changing hands after 50 years in business
It was announced yesterday B.C.-based Westkey Graphics Ltd., a direct competitor of Menzies in Kamloops and Kelowna, completed acquisition of the graphics and printing company.
Real Housewives of Vancouver: Wine, women and 'boobsicles'
The two highest paid public servants in British Columbia - whose combined pay was more than $1.5 million in 2010 - work in a building in Victoria that doesn't even have a sign identifying the business.
Beyond the Headlines: a Spartan response
But Don McRae's recent comments could also be more indicative of a lack of understanding of the tree fruit sector.
Kelowna council says no to tougher smoking rules
By Alistair Waters - Kelowna Capital News Published: May 30, 2012 4:00 PM Updated: May 30, 2012 4:27 PM Kelowna's mayor says his council feels the city has gone about as far as it can with rules limiting smoking in public places - for now.
Kokanee salmon vanish from Okanagan
Fishers Anna Maria Ilinyczky and her husband say the Kokanee have all but disappeared from Wood Lake near Kelowna, B.C. Traditionally, Kokanee salmon have thrived in the Okanagan's Wood Lake but Anna Maria Ilinyczky, who has been fishing Wood Lake for more than a decade, says the fish just aren't biting.
Burnt foot bridge out of order
According to Blair Stewart, Urban Forestry Supervisor, the bridge, one of three built in cooperation with the Friends of the South Slopes in 2010, was closed earlier this month due to flooding concerns along KLO Creek.
NT Air Successful in Bid to Provide Air Ambulance Service
Prince George, B.C.- Northern Thunderbird Air has been selected by the BC Ambulance Service as one of two proponents to provide fixed wing aircraft to transfer those patients needing higher levels of care.
We love working here: Entire staff relocates
Running a small business often means recognizing that traditional approaches to a strong corporate culture won't work.
Stats show high rate of domestic violence in Abbotsford-Mission
The information released last week by Statistics Canada is for 2010 and is based on Census Metropolitan Areas , not individual municipalities.