Flags of Remembrance fly over the Vernon Army Camp.
Flags of Remembrance line the Vernon Army Cadet Camp
Flags of Remembrance line the Vernon Army Cadet Camp, along Highway 97. A total of 128 Canadian flags, each representing 1,000 Canadian soldiers are in honour of the 128,000 Canadian war dead and those missing in action. The Flags of Remembrance are a national tribute. For more on remembrance, check out the supplement in Sunday’s (Nov. 8) issue of The Morning Star.
SilverStar Mountain Resort too warm to open Thursday
Non-profit organization looks to improve access to clean drinking water
Magnums edge Abbotsford Falcons 7-6 in B.C. 9-Man Atom Division championship
Comedian Dino Archie will be performing Saturday night at the Creekside Theatre
The bail hearing for Richard Fairgrieve and Jacqueline Nicole Leavins was adjourned to Dec. 17
A look at your weather for the week of Nov. 19 in the Okanagan - Shuswap
Injury-riddled Vancouver side drops sixth in a row
Elena Musikhina, a vocal critic of the Kremlin, has been granted a two-year visitor’s permit in Canada
Fee will be applied to fund options for disabled people
Suditor general Michael Ferguson is about to release a new report on Canada’s attempts to buy new fighter jets
The Revelstoke couple plan on touring B.C. ski hills then driving to Mexico
Steve Joseph Godbout was convicted of several charges in Penticton provincial court
Man defecates in the street before throwing it at a driver locked in her vehicle
Vernon event already raised $500 for family battling throat cancer news
