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Taig Savage’s mom is heartbroken after one of the youth involved in her son’s death avoided a murder trial by pleading guilty to he lesser charge of manslaughter. Klaudia Van Emmerik reports.

The Penticton and Wine Country Chamber of Commerce is calling on the province to recognize business owners as victims of crime. This comes after a man pleaded guilty to a Penticton arson four years ago and his sentence would mean he will not face additional jail time. Travis Lowe has the details.

It’s going to be an uncertain night for wildfire evacuees in Penticton on Saturday. Angela Jung is at the evacuation centre and spoke to many residents, most of whom have no idea if they will have a home to go back to.

Thousands of athletes are heading to Penticton this weekend for the Peach Classic Triathlon. The event has grown over the last few years and will see a record number of people competing. Klaudia Van Emmerik has the details.

BC Conservatives have held their first official caucus meeting under new leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay. As Klaudia Van Emmerik reports, it’s no coincidence the gathering is in the Okanagan as the region has been a long-time conservative stronghold.

Summer is here and many people are looking to stay in Canada for their vacations. A lot of Albertans like heading west to B.C. Roland van Meurs from AMA Travel joined Global News Morning Edmonton to talk about why Penticton should be on your travel list. Sponsored by AMA.

A local theatre company is reviving a century old theatre. It’s been years since the Naramata Home Theatre saw a live performance and the Tempest Theatre is bringing it back to life this summer. Kevin Pontious has the story.

An elderly Summerland couple’s house is still standing in a cul-de-sac where every other house burned down. And the Penticton & Wine Country Chamber of Commerce has concerns about the joint sentencing recommendation in the 2022 Penticton Toyota arson case. 

Penticton RCMP confirm an 80-year-old woman died while trying to leave her home in the Meadow Valley area of Summerland early Saturday. As evacuees from Summerland escape to Penticton, some are finding themselves caught up in red tape while trying to register for support. Maple Ridge RCMP issue a warning after a young girl is...

Thousands of people who had to flee with nothing but the clothes on their backs descended on Penticton. The situation was tense with food and shelter in tight supply. But what made a big difference for those displaced was the overwhelming support of the community. Cohan Sassaman has the story.

Some evacuees in Penticton say when it comes to assistance, they’re getting nowhere fast. Some are complaining of long lines, only to be turned away at the front. As Angela Jung reports, those with insurance are advised to start the claim process immediately.

The latest on the Bald Range wildfire. Premier David Eby was in Penticton on Wednesday, touring the wildfire area and speaking to evacuees. People planning to travel to the Okanagan are looking to cancel their accommodations and face not getting a refund.

B.C. Premier David Eby travelled to Penticton on Wednesday to tour the areas devastated by the wildfires. He said he has heard stories of bravery, resilience and determination during his visit. He said the province will be there for everyone who needs their help as they begin to return home and rebuild.

As evacuees from Summerland escape to Penticton, some are finding themselves caught up in red tape while trying to register for support. Angela Jung reports.

The entire district of Summerland, B.C. was forced to evacuate over the weekend after the Bald Range wildfire exploded in a matter of hours. Sarah MacDonald reports from Penticton, B.C. on the death of one person who tried to flee, the anxiety of evacuees, and why police are now investigating the cause of the blaze.

Penticton RCMP confirm an 80-year-old woman died, while trying to leave her home in the Meadow Valley area of Summerland early Saturday. Police say she was with a family member, when she died suddenly. Sarah MacDonald has more on that, and the current state of evacuation efforts.

Osoyoos Indian Band Chief Louie is looking at different ways to address the controversial land title debate. And Penticton is gearing up to welcome a record number of participants to the Peach Classic Triathlon this weekend.

Evacuation orders are lifted a week after a massive fire tore through a construction site in Penticton. As Klaudia Van Emmerik reports, new photos are revealing some activity at the site prior to the flames breaking out.

The MLA for Penticton-Summerland says it is taking way too long to clear out the Fairview homeless encampment — especially in light of ongoing fires. As Klaudia Van Emmerik reports, the city’s mayor says they’re still working to move people out, but it is ultimately up to the province.

BC Conservative Party leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay held her first caucus meeting in Penticton on Friday. And Penticton-Summerland MLA Amelia Boultbee announced that she is joining the BC NDP.