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The Daily Courier, 02 Septembre 2026

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ArticleSum­mer­land enters recov­ery phase

The mayor of the Sum­mer­land says the work of recov­er­ing from the fire that forced the entire com­munity to evac­u­ate this month is just begin­ning, des­pite the blaze being declared held by fire­fight­ers. “Dur­ing the evac­u­ation, we really...

Sum­mer­land enters recov­ery phase

ArticleCity coun­cil­lors glow­ing over their report cards

Kelowna city coun­cil received an impress­ive four-year report card on Monday, impec­cable tim­ing for incum­bents run­ning for re-elec­tion in Novem­ber. Sev­eral coun­cil­lors also took the unusual step of grad­ing their own report card with marks...

City coun­cil­lors glow­ing over their report cards

ArticleQUOTE OF THE DAY:

“Septem­ber is the other Janu­ary.” —Gretchen Rubin

QUOTE OF THE DAY:

ArticleHotel pos­sib­il­ity at PTCC hinges on Oct. 17 ref­er­en­dum

A YES vote in the upcom­ing ref­er­en­dum would not approve a hotel at the Pentic­ton Trade and Con­ven­tion Centre (PTCC), but it would remove a 1912 land-use restric­tion that cur­rently lim­its what the City of Pentic­ton can do with prop­erty at...

Hotel pos­sib­il­ity at PTCC hinges on Oct. 17 ref­er­en­dum

ArticleJudge sides with officers in Besler bros law­suit

The B.C. Supreme Court has dis­missed a pair of claims the Besler broth­ers filed against the RCMP officers who invest­ig­ated their neigh­bour fued. Justice David Veen­stra ruled Aug. 28 that claims made by Brad and Dar­ren Besler of Sum­mer­land...

Judge sides with officers in Besler bros law­suit

ArticleProtest­ing two-tier health­care

in On Sept. 1, the Province of Alberta brought a bill into effect that leg­al­izes two-tier health­care in that province. As a res­ult, the Coun­cil of Cana­dians planned protests across the coun­try, also on Sept. 1. In Pentic­ton, a rally was held...

Protest­ing two-tier health­care

Article12 before-and-after school spaces com­ing to Pentic­ton

The pro­vin­cial gov­ern­ment is proud to be adding 1,200 new before-and after-school spaces across B.C. – but only 1% of them will be in Pentic­ton. Of the 1,200 spaces the Gov­ern­ment of Brit­ish Columbia is cre­at­ing, a mere 12 of them will be at...

12 before-and-after school spaces com­ing to Pentic­ton

ArticleSome­body has to keep data centres from over­heat­ing

When the pho­tos on your smart­phone upload to the cloud, when you watch saved foot­age from your door­bell, when you’re able to enjoy a high-def movie on your tab­let or get instant­an­eous Inter­net response in a zone that’s always been a hassle,...

Some­body has to keep data centres from over­heat­ing

ArticleBus routes switch­ing to school sched­ules

Some Kelowna-area bus routes are chan­ging with school start­ing next Tues­day. Ser­vice will resume on Route 4 Pan­dosy/ Orch­ard Park and Route 88 School Spe­cial, BC Transit said. Minor changes will be made to Route 13 Quail Ridge, Route 84...

Bus routes switch­ing to school sched­ules

ArticlePolice want info about man forced into BMW

A kid­nap­ping and assault allegedly took place at a West Kelowna gas sta­tion last week. In a Fri­day news release, police said the incid­ent took place Aug. 25 at a Chev­ron gas sta­tion on Indus­trial Road. Police said sev­eral wit­nesses were in...

Police want info about man forced into BMW