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B.C. tenant faces legal and financial hurdles to reclaim rental suite after landlord locked her out
A B.C. woman is fighting to reclaim her rental suite at a Lumby, B.C., motel after being locked out by her landlord in August, despite a court order and a ruling from the Residential Tenancy Branch in her favour.
Independent spoiler in riding of Vernon-Lumby has no regrets
As final tabulations take place this week in the B.C. provincial election, a split in votes among right-leaning candidates may have paved the way for the B.C. NDP's potential victory in the closely contested riding of Vernon-Lumby.
Farmers unhappy agriculture missing from B.C. election campaign
With health care, housing, and affordability dominating the B.C. election campaign, many agricultural producers feel their industry's concerns have taken a back seat to issues like housing and affordability.
Okanagan woman sues former doctor who sexually assaulted her
An Okanagan woman is suing her former doctor and members of his Vernon medical clinic after he was convicted of sexually assaulting her in July.
B.C. minister acknowledges concerns at supportive housing site
B.C. Housing Minister Ravi Kahlon is acknowledging safety concerns at a Kelowna supportive housing building after neighbours compiled a video showing people allegedly connected with the site yelling, fighting and engaging in other disruptive behaviour.
B.C. Tree Fruits Cooperative shutting down after 88 years
After operating in the B.C.'s Okanagan Valley for nearly nine decades, B.C. Tree Fruits announced to growers on Friday that it is dissolving the co-operative and seeking court direction to liquidate its assets.
Okanagan fruit farmers switch crops in attempt to salvage season
With little to no stone fruit crops like peaches, apricots and cherries many Okanagan farmers are pivoting to more hardy fruit and vegetable crops in an attempt to salvage the growing season.
Bear crashes 9-year-old's sleepover, trashes Rossland, B.C., home
A B.C. mother is recounting her harrowing story of hiding from a bear that invaded her home in Rossland, B.C., late Saturday while her 9-year-old daughter was having a sleepover.
Displaced tenants call for work to stop at UBC construction site
Last week 84 residents of the Hadgraft Wilson Place building were ordered by Kelowna's fire chief to leave their homes due to safety risks in their building.
Kelowna senior evicted as city prepares to demolish his home
A Kelowna senior has been removed from his home as the City of Kelowna begins work to demolish the house due to multiple unpermitted renovations they say have made the property unsafe and unsightly.