B.C. is marking Red Dress Day and the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls and Two-Spirit People. Inspired by Métis artist Jaime Black’s REDress Project, the red dress has come to symbolize loss, grief and injustice over the murder and ongoing violence against Indigenous women, girls, Two-Spirit and gender-diverse people in Canada.
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Thompson Okanagan Trends Magazine and the Kelowna Hyatt are excited to announce the Top BC Wine...
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By local health area in 2022, Merritt was along the the highest rates of illicit drug toxicity deaths.
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Join Phantom Creek Estates for an egg-cellent Easter celebration April 9. Enjoy an estate-wide egg hunt for the kids, “Hoppy Hour” for parents, and family lunch menu.
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The ultimate musical experience: Orchestral Rock Odyssey with the Gary Cable Project and the Okanagan Symphony Orchestra takes the stage in the Okanagan this weekend.
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Tired of being a slave to your phone for that work-related email? Just want to disconnect? You’re not alone.
But good news, work phones are making a comeback
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Students and professors expand beyond borders as Okanagan College and Mexican universities team up for joint research and educational opportunities.
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How is the Canadian economy and society faring three years into the COVID-19 pandemic? We’ve delved into the latest stats facing the nation.
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