Kelowna News

The Royal Canadian Air Force visited Kelowna to recruit students for aircraft technician positions, despite fighter jets being the initial attraction.

Businesses in Kelowna are expressing concerns over rising crime on Commerce Avenue, with a recent incident involving business owners being temporarily locked in

Kelowna's Mayor Tom Dyas has formally requested the federal health minister to deny the 2027 renewal of the downtown supervised consumption site.

Kelowna is aiming to secure a Canadian Premier League soccer team by 2028 and is considering a $25-million investment in its premier sports stadium to achieve t

The Summerland wildfire has necessitated the relocation of many seniors from residential care facilities, with David Hickey assisting in receiving them at a Kel

Kelowna travelers are concerned about their plans due to a possible WestJet strike, which has led the airline to ground some aircraft in preparation for disrupt

Kelowna is advancing a plan to safeguard land for the potential future widening of Highway 97, which could include two transit-only lanes between the William R.

The 2026 BC Summer Games have opened in Kelowna despite an air quality warning, with organizers deciding to proceed after consulting with Environment Canada.

Kelowna's growing population is making it increasingly difficult for young people to find work, with some individuals reporting extensive job searches without s

Wildfire smoke has blanketed Kelowna, leading to health warnings and disruptions to summer plans, with the Air Quality Health Index reaching its highest risk ca

Kelowna residents and business owners believe the Crime Severity Index does not fully represent the local crime situation, despite new data from Statistics Cana

Gaming experts in Kelowna are discussing the implications of Sony's decisions regarding video game ownership, highlighting the contrast between traditional phys