The B.C. Liberals have themselves a little problem in the Okanagan. The District of West Kelowna is up in arms over a land deal between the province… Read more “B.C. land swap deal with Westbank First Nation stirs up political trouble in West Kelowna”
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Kelowna Constable Geoff Mantler pleading not guilty to assault
Well, the case of Constable Geoff Mantler is slowly starting to grind its way through B.C.’s clogged up justice system. Here’s The Globe story I wrote today.… Read more “Kelowna Constable Geoff Mantler pleading not guilty to assault”
Return of the Christina Lake pot bears
Well, I couldn’t resist. I did another installment of the Christina Lake pot bears story for the Globe. It’s an update on the bears discovered by police… Read more “Return of the Christina Lake pot bears”
Kelowna waterfront development project put on hold
How involved should a city get in the development game? I find myself asking that after writing this story: Mystery donor adds wrinkle to contentious Kelowna development… Read more “Kelowna waterfront development project put on hold”
B.C.’s net-zero mandate pushes Kelowna towards transit strike
Like public transit in most B.C. communities outside the Lower Mainland, Kelowna’s bus service is operated by a private company contracted by BC Transit, a provincially owned… Read more “B.C.’s net-zero mandate pushes Kelowna towards transit strike”
Prison debate divides Okanagan communities
Let’s face it, jails suck. They aren’t very nice places to be. They’re expensive, and while they do keep people who have done bad things separated from… Read more “Prison debate divides Okanagan communities”
City of Penticton forces union to accept two-tiered wage system
So, the City of Penticton gets the provincial and federal governments to come up with stimulus cash for a new community centre, then promptly lays off the… Read more “City of Penticton forces union to accept two-tiered wage system”
