Photo radar could take aim at Kelowna's loudest vehicles
WEB1 day ago — If eventually successfully implemented on a wide scale, with fines being sent to offenders, Lovegrove says the noise detection and vehicle identification device has the potential to mean quieter streets, neighbourhoods, and commercial districts, along with “healthy sleep patterns for all”.
Three youths arrested after teen beaten in Kelowna park
WEB2 days ago — Three young people have been arrested in connection with the violent beating of a teenage Kelowna girl that was filmed and widely shared on social media. Only two of the estimated 30 people who witnessed the shocking assault, in which the girl appeared to be knocked out, tried to help her, police ...
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WEB2 days ago — It’s the final week to complete the Accessibility Survey to help shape the future of accessibility in Kelowna. Take the survey now at getinvolved.kelowna.ca. Deadline for submissions is Oct. 7. Kelowna is creating an Accessibility Plan to identify, remove, and prevent barriers to access to ...
Kelowna records warmest September in 125 years
WEB3 days ago — Kelowna just recorded its warmest-ever September, according to Environment Canada weather records. The average temperature last month was 17.8 C, a smidge higher than the previous record warm September of 17.7 C in 2020. Daytime highs averaged 25.1 C, almost six degrees above normal for ...
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WEB2 days ago — There are many variables at play in the decline of trust, including engagement-driven algorithms that deprioritize hard news -- which traditionally provided a common set of facts -- in favour of reinforcing one’s point of view rather than informing the reader.
Parts of Christina Lake, B.C., evacuated due to out-of ...
WEB5 days ago — The evacuation order and alert there have both been lifted after fire crews brought the Goosmus blaze under control. The wildfire service said in its last update on Sept. 26 that seasonal fall weather in recent weeks have "decreased wildfire risk," resulting in open fire bans being lifted from some regions.