Border decline declared

Border crossing numbers were down during the summer at both the Paterson and Waneta crossings according to information from the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA). The lower numbers also led to fewer seizures and arrests since new regulations came into effect June 1 requiring all Canadians to present a valid... more

CBT launching water smart campaign

Columbia Basin Trust (CBT) is inviting municipalities, Regional Districts and First Nation communities to participate in the Columbia Basin Water Smart Initiative, www.cbt.org/watersmart , which is working to establish a comprehensive approach to achieve a 20 per cent Basin-wide reduction... more

• Beautiful sunset
• Wireless reaches far corners of B.C.

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Old sailor goes to Afghanistan

VICTORIA – Remembrance Day reveries about the sacrifice of our ancestors weren’t much on my family’s mind this year. My eldest brother landed at Kandahar Air Field some time in the pre-dawn hours of Nov. 11 and spent the day moving... more

• Sockeye on the witness stand
• Helipad takes off thanks to dedication
• An old sailor goes to Afghanistan

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Two worlds

Forty-five minutes of highway are a gulf between two very different worlds. A few months ago, I became a crime reporter in Kelowna. My time is now split between the Capital News and the Summerland Review. Travelling back and forth each... more

• The quest for a local apple
• The Den Report, Lions beat 'Riders, now 2-4
• The Den Report, Logan impressing in NFL camp

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