Year: 2025

A fire started Tuesday morning at a Rutland shopping plaza on Highway 33 has left a local tattoo shop badly damaged, forcing the owner out of his workspace.The fire began at the base of a column outside the mall and is believed to have been started by people experiencing homelessness.The col…

FortisBC has announced plans to invest $18.6 million to increase the amount of available power in downtown Kelowna.Work is now underway to upgrade FortisBC’s Saucier Substation, which serves a large portion of customers in downtown and south-central Kelowna, including Kelowna General Hospital….

An opportunity to check your home for a scentless, common and potentially deadly gas has arrived.Interior Health, Take Action on Radon, and the Regional District of Central Okanagan are working together to offer 600 free radon test kits to help residents test their indoor spaces for radon. The O…

Kelowna city council will get a chance to weigh in on a proposed 20-storey apartment within the Capri-Landmark Urban Centre.The application before council seeks to rezone the property on Pacific Avenue to the rental only zone.The original application for the property was for 15 storeys, howe…

Edmonton police have started mending fences with Crown prosecutors after a high profile public dispute in the case of a dead child, but the conflict may not be over.

The mother of an Indigenous teen in Edmonton who has been missing four months says she’s shattered by the loss of her boy.

A Six Nations Police officer who is “no longer employed” by the service has been charged after an investigation by the Hamilton Police Service. Former Sgt. Raymond Johnson, said to be a 14-year member of Six Nations Police, was arrested on Sept. 5 and charged with breach of trust by a public officer and obstruction […]

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CALGARY, AB, OCTOBER 1, 2025/insPRESS/ – Lydale Property Restoration, a wholly owned subsidiary of Canstar Restorations, is pleased to announce that Darren Cherban has rejoined the company as Regional District Manager for Prairies Region. A lifelong Calgarian and University of Calgary graduate, Darren began his restoration career with Lydale more than 20 years ago before […]The post Lydale Property Restoration Welcomes Back Darren Cherban as Regional District Manager, Prairies Region appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.