On Tuesday, July 27, between 3:30 and 3:45 p.m., an RCMP member working on the police boat observed a boat speeding as they were searching for a missing boater in the Bertram Creek area.
The police officer activated the emergency equipment and followed the speeding boat but was unable to catch up, and believes that the operator was evading him.
READPolice are seeking public assistance to recreate what happened.
READVICTORIA – Before the federal government decides the fate of the Prosperity gold and copper mine proposed near Williams Lake, people will know what it means for the struggling Cariboo-Chilcotin region and for the aboriginal communities who oppose it.
READA decision by Tourism Kelowna to get West Kelowna and Lake Country hotels to start paying up for services rendered, appears to be dusting off old identity issues.
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Three of the Okanagan A's most productive players during the 2010 Premier Baseball League season have been rewarded with opportunities south of the border.
READEven after being flagged with 20 penalties for 180 yards, the Okanagan Sun managed to escape from their B.C. Football Conference opener against Kamloops with two points.
READThirty years after Jim and Karen Bates moved from Saskatchewan to open Fresh Air Experience in Kelowna, they still “pinch themselves” when they take a moment to realize the beauty around them.
READJody LaFontaine had wanted to operate a commercial art gallery for as long as she can remember.
READI haven’t seen a topic on succession planning for some time, so I thought I should bring that issue back out for consideration.
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There will be quite a scene at The Scene Shop in the Rotary Arts Centre come this September.
READThe Oak Ridge Boys are not yet ready to retire their unique four-part harmony of country and gospel music just yet.
READ3OH!3 are the duo of Sean Foreman and Nathaniel Motte from Colorado which incidentally has an area phone code of 303 and hence the duo’s name.
READThe third annual Kelowna Kidney Walk is Sunday, Aug. 15, organized by The Kidney Foundation of Canada.
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