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Kelowna residents invited to consider conservation this fall (opens the original)
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What does the future of wildlife look like in the Okanagan? That's the question the Wilder Institute will dive into during its Okanagan Wilder Voices Speaker Series. The event will take place in Kelowna on Sept. 22, featuring award-winning conservationist Brian Keating and Dr. Gráinne McCabe, chief conservation officer at the Wilder Institute. The Wilder Institute says from the grasslands and lakes of the Okanagan to the forests and rivers beyond, the landscapes clean the air, filter the water a
Kelowna senior not allowed rocks after string of unusual allegations (opens the original)
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A kicked Lamborghini, a loud exhaust and flying rocks are at the centre of a string of allegations against a Kelowna senior who was in court this week after allegedly returning to a mall he was ordered to avoid. Robert Clarke, 73, is facing charges stemming from three separate incidents at or near the Capri Center Mall Plaza on Gordon Drive starting May 20, 2025, when a security guard called police about a disturbance in the parking lot outside GoodLife Fitness. According to Crown counsel Jeffre
Kelowna looking for community connectors (opens the original)
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Kelowna residents are being encouraged to help build stronger neighbourhood connections by becoming Block Connectors this fall. The grassroots program connects residents with their 10 to 20 closest neighbours, whether they live down the street or down the hall, with the goal of fostering connections and a greater sense of belonging. There are currently 116 block connectors in neighbourhoods across Kelowna. Connectors get to know who lives around them, spark introductions, organize neighbourhood
Eby approval rises 10 points: Angus Reid poll (opens the original)
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B.C. Premier David Eby has seen a 10-point jump in approval, according to a new Angus Reid Institute poll, putting his approval rating at 41 per cent. Eby is one of only two premiers to see a statistically significant increase in approval this quarter, alongside Ontario Premier Doug Ford, who also climbed 10 points to 31 per cent since June. "The Trump tariffs may be the source of economic anxiety for Canadians, but they have also sown fertile ground for the nation's politicians," the pollster s
Kelowna eyes the sky with new drone agreement (opens the original)
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Kelowna is positioning itself as a hub for AI-powered drone and aerospace innovation, with new partnerships paving the way for expanded infrastructure, training and economic opportunity in the sector. FireSwarm Solutions, a B.C. company based in Squamish, recently signed memorandums of understanding with the City of Kelowna and Okanagan College, committing to ongoing collaboration to grow the company’s operations in the Interior. The partnerships were announced Tuesday by community officials at
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