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To increase rental stock for locals, the province implemented short-term rental regulations in 2024, reducing the number of listings available on sites like Airbnb and Vrbo. A municipality must have a vacancy rate above three per cent for two consecutive years to be eligible to apply for an exemption.
FortisBC says it is working to restore natural gas service to about 6,200 customers in British Columbia’s Lake Country and north Kelowna area.
Police in the North Okanagan are asking for help as they investigate a suspicious death discovered at the Vernon Winter Carnival office last week.
A wealthy businessman’s transfers of millions of dollars to his personal assistant were not gifts, and the properties she and her family purchased with the money should be transferred to him, the B.C. Supreme Court has ruled.
A low-pressure system dumped significant spring snow on a number of major British Columbia highways, hampering travel through the Interior, including on the Coquihalla where 30 centimetres was recorded.
Mounties in B.C.’s southern interior say a wild chase ended with two police cruisers being hit and a couch flying from the back of a pickup truck.
A Penticton woman and her service dog have been instrumental in providing care to the community of Tumbler Ridge as the town continues to cope following February’s mass shooting.
Four manufacturing businesses in British Columbia are being given a total of $6.75 million to help expand their production, while creating more than 100 jobs.
The winner of Tuesday’s $75 million Lotto Max jackpot bought their ticket in British Columbia, according to the provincial lottery corporation.
A Canadian mother who has spent weeks detained at an immigration facility in Texas along with her seven-year-old daughter could be going home after a judge granted her bond.
The situation that befell two couples who owned property in a B.C. resort community was “the stuff of nightmares,” but it was not the result of a Realtor’s negligence, according to B.C. Supreme Court Justice Elin Sigurdson.
Former Penticton mayor John Vassilaki has been ordered to pay back his family’s liquor store business for the more than $814,000 he misappropriated from it over the course of more than a decade.
A cougar was spotted perched in a tree in a B.C. community over the weekend, prompting a warning from officials.
Mounties in West Kelowna say they have identified “all individuals believed to be involved” in an incident involving what they described as “intentional damage” to the city’s water supply last week.
Crews in West Kelowna battled two significant house fires in less than two hours Sunday morning.
As atmospheric rivers pounded the B.C. coast this week, parts of the Interior saw record-breaking heat.
