At precisely 9:28 p.m., Kelowna-Lake Country's new Conservative MP entered the ballroom of the Ramada Hotel to chants of "Tracy, Tracy, Tracy, Tracy."

History repeated itself Monday as the federal Liberals' hold on a Kelowna riding proved to be as fragile as it was 47 years ago.

By Daily Courier Staff

People voted Monday at 5,757 feet above sea level at Canada’s highest federal election polling station.

Long before all the polls were counted, it was clear incumbent Conservative MP Mel Arnold had retained his seat in his North Okanagan-Shuswap riding.

Kelowna city councillors have censured the government of Quebec for a piece of provincial legislation.

Convicted murdered Steven Pirko had no idea a surveillance camera outside a nearby restaurant captured the moments before and after he killed Chris Ausman.

After two years of smoke in the Okanagan Valley and the threats of wildfires, 2019 was relatively  smoke free, but speakers at the Wildfire Urban Interface presentation Thursday evening in Vernon reminded those in attendance that “British Columbia is experiencing severe wildfire conditions a…

The Summerland Refugee Sponsorship Group has been recognized by the United Nations High Commission for Refugees.

Streetlights could be dimmed in a part of Peachand to make the neighbourhood more hospitable to bats.

A real coffin adds a spooky air of authenticity to a popular haunted house in Kelowna that opens its doors on Friday.

Supportive housing complexes are having the intended effect of helping homeless people improve their lives, a new government report says.

More than 200 people were turned away at the doors of a Penticton

Homeless people could be paid to pick up discarded needles in Kelowna's downtown next year.

The Gellatly Road bridge across Powers Creek in West Kelowna will be closed to traffic for several months early next year.

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Be on the lookout for a four-metre-tall grizzly bear roaming the streets of Penticton.

Al Stober, the visionary behind the Landmark District of office towers in Kelowna, died Friday at age 88.

Following two smoky summers in the Okanagan Valley, 2019 was relatively clear, but speakers at a presentation Thursday in Vernon reminded those in attendance that British Columbia is experiencing severe wildfire conditions and said there is an immediate need to change how we address the haza…

Seemingly, local university students are an undecided bunch when it comes to voting in Monday’s federal election.

A six-story building with 104 rental suites is planned for the south side of Harvey Avenue between Ethel Street and Gordon Drive.

A fire overnight at the controversial Airport Inn in Lake Country appears to have been deliberately set, police say.

A portable radar unit is being used by Kelowna RCMP to help guide their speed-enforcement campaigns.

It’s now on to Plan B in the quest to build a new high school in West Kelowna by 2023.

Jagmeet Singh will make a late campaign visit to the Okanagan.

Preservation of a farmhouse built in 1906, one of the oldest buildings in Rutland, is included in plans for a five-storey mixed-used development.

History suggests the NDP and Greens have little chance of winning either of Kelowna’s two federal ridings on Monday.

Fewer people in B.C. are dying from illegal drug use compared to last year, but the month-to-month death total in 2019 did rise in August.

A month-long drug investigation in Vernon resulted in four arrests and the seizure of $30,000 plus six pounds of hard drugs.