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1 month ago | kelownanow.com | Juliana Loewen

Tulum is the perfect destination for families who love a blend of luxury and adventure—those who want to step beyond the resort and immerse themselves in real experiences. From exploring ancient Mayan ruins to swimming in crystal-clear cenotes, spotting wildlife, and indulging in world-class food, Tulum offers unforgettable moments for families looking to make the most of their time in Mexico.

1 month ago | kelownanow.com | Josh Duncan

Iconic Canadian singer-songwriter Sarah McLachlan will be hitting the road later this year. The Grammy and Juno winning artist announced the Fumbling Towards Ecstasy 30th anniversary tour this morning, which begins in British Columbia in October. It will kick off with a show in Victoria and stop number two on the tour is at Prospera Place in Kelowna on Friday, Oct. 17.

1 month ago | kelownanow.com | Iain Burns

Out with the American, in with the Canadian: that's been China's approach to oil imports recently, anyway. The communist empire has slashed purchases of US oil by about 90 per cent while at the same time increasing its imports from Canada to 7.3 million barrels in March alone.

1 month ago | kelownanow.com | Iain Burns

A beautiful Thursday’s on tap for Kelownians. It’s set to be sunny and mild all day, according to Environment Canada. The temperature’s predicted to reach 17ºC. No rain is forecast at any point today. Winds, meanwhile, are expected to be mostly mild. Overnight, clear skies are on the menu, alongside a low of 2ºC.

1 month ago | kelownanow.com | Iain Burns

Salmon Arm Mounties have issued an appeal for information about a man who has been missing since 2002. Raymond Kohout, a nurse and father of three children, has not been seen since April 29 of that year. He was last spotted about 4:30 pm on the Trans-Canada Highway between Salmon Arm and Canoe, the RCMP said. He was riding a blue mountain bike. Police said his bike was found between Salmon Arm and Sicamous on Sept. 11, 2002.