Vernon’s Voila Hair Studio and Spa welcomes Jenn Smidt as its new clinical esthetician.

Greater Vernon chamber manager George Duffy looks beyond the obvious benefits of membership.

Members of the Lumby business community are teaming up to support the Whitevalley Community Resource Centre (WCRC).

Vernon Downtown Realty celebrates 35 years in the North Okanagan real estate industry.

The Downtown Vernon Association is hoping to bring together all former directors since the organization was formed in 1991…

The army of volunteers that made the Greater Vernon B.C. Winter Games a success is receiving rave reviews.

Vernon-Monashee MLA Eric Foster denies the government is motivated by a dislike of teachers.

Once the bills are paid, Greater Vernon will receive a financial legacy from hosting the B.C. Winter Games…

Annual Chimo Days at Vernon Secondary School is a tradition dating back to the 1970s, designed to bring school spirit to students and staffs

Greater Vernon students insist they won’t be left on the sidelines as B.C.’s education system continues to be mired in conflict.

Take a look as we compare Vancouver Canucks Zack Kassian versus Buffalo Sabres Cody Hodgson after their new teams went head-to-head in Vancouver on Saturday.

Canada’s most famous football trophy was in the building — courtesy of former Salmon Kings and now B.C. Lions ticketing rep Jeff Hill — but colour this night far from Grey at Save-on-Foods Memorial Centre.

Zack Kassian lived up to the pre-game hype surrounding him, but it was old teammates Ville Leino and Ryan Miller who stole the spotlight on Saturday.

TORONTO – StumbleUpon may not have the same household-name cachet as Air Canada, Canadian Tire, Costco or Sears, but online, the Canadian-born social media site trumps them all.

Saturday night at Rogers Arena was supposed to be about newbies Cody Hodgson of the Buffalo Sabres and Zack Kassian of the Vancouver Canucks, the main players in last Monday’s big trade-deadline day swap.

VANCOUVER – Zack Kassian lived up to the pre-game hype surrounding him, but it was old teammates Ville Leino and Ryan Miller who stole the spotlight on Saturday.

Don Cherry did not keep quiet on Hockey Night in Canada about the Toronto Maple Leafs’ firing of head coach Ron Wilson and voiced his displeasure with the team’s president and general manager Brian Burke.

At 53 storeys high, the new residential condo tower that’s part of Telus’s redevelopment of a downtown city block will be the city’s second-tallest building, and it’s being built in an area the city zoned off limits to residential construction.