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City Sprint Kelowna returns for second year of racing and community impact
Get ready to race for a cause.JCI Kelowna is bringing back its high-energy, citywide adventure event with the second annual City Sprint Kelowna, taking place on Sept. 27.Inspired by The Amazing Race, the event sends teams racing through Kelowna to solve clues, complete challenges, and discov…
OPP front and centre at Mattawa’s Smoke ‘N’ Spurs event
The OPP are hoping you are enjoying your time at ‘Smokes and Spurs’ in Mattawa this weekend but they also advise to have that fun within the limits of the law
The hospital Walk/Run Early Bird Pricing deadline is this Sunday
The North Bay Regional suggests that you register immediately to enjoy the Early Bird rate
Man arrested in ByWard Market after reports of person holding gun
The call to the area of York Street and Sussex Drive came in at about 11:30 a.m. Saturday
Kelowna’s Doseology purchases Toronto company led by former Dragon
A Kelowna oral stimulant company has purchased a Toronto business in an effort to expand its wellness and clean energy product lineup.Doseology Sciences Inc., which is located in Kelowna’s Mission Park Shopping Centre, has completed its acquisition of Feed That Brain for $400,000.The purchas…
Son of late Innu leader says Hydro-Québec does not have consent for Gull Island, wants work halted immediately
Innu Nation recently gave the Québec utility a conditional green light to do survey work for the proposed hydroelectric megaproject. Jerome Jack wants Innu leaders to step down and call a general election before Innu vote on the proposed deal.
USask Huskies women’s soccer team aims to rise from playoff regular to title contender
Set to begin the 2025 Canada West women’s soccer season, the University of Saskatchewan Huskies are aiming for more than just a 13th straight trip to the playoffs.
Number of B.C. wildfires ticks up again after flurry of lightning
The number of wildfires has ticked up in British Columbia as a hot, sunny week ended with thunderstorms and lightning in southern areas of the province.
Saskatoon sees 84 suspected overdoses since Aug. 17
The City of Saskatoon has been dealing with numerous drug overdoses this year. Another recent spike in the area — 84 cases since Aug. 17 — has organizations sounding the alarm.