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Paul Duffield wants to swim where no Canadian has swum before.

Carrying on a military tradition, Capt. Irene Wangler, commanding officer of 1705 Royal Canadian Cadet Corps in Vernon, and deputy commanding officer Capt. Mitch Steck serve Christmas dinner to Cadet Ryan Rumsey, the youngest cadet in the corps. Ryan carried the rank of captain for the dinner, which was served to all the cadets and their parents at the armouries in Vernon.

Walter and Agnes Stayanovich have been in retail for more than 25 years, but experienced their worst day Friday when they appeared to be the victims of a professional thief.

The first thing a meteorologist checks when planning a road trip is the weather forecast, of course, then a travellers advisory and DriveBC.

Chase Garrett Donaldson will spend Christmas behind bars after being sentenced to 32 months in a federal prison.

Emotions ran high in Summerland's council chambers Friday morning when a janitorial contract was awarded to a Kelowna firm.

Timing is everything, especially when someone offers to double your money.

One of the most spectacular and popular Christmas light-up displays in the Kelowna area will be relocated next year.

In a history-making case, a Vernon lawyer pleaded guilty Thursday to working for the Greeks gang while members were involved in brutal killings and the drug trade in the Okanagan.