Summerland Review

Summerland Review is a newspaper based in Summerland, British Columbia, Canada. It focuses on local news, sports, business updates, job opportunities, and community happenings. The Review serves not only Summerland but also the nearby areas located along the west side of Okanagan Lake in British Columbia.

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Key evidence tossed due to excessive RCMP force in Okanagan arrest

1 day ago | summerlandreview.com | Brennan Phillips

Dashcam footage of excessive police force in combination with unlawful grounds for a traffic stop and search have resulted in a key physical evidence being tossed in a case against a prolific South Okanagan offender.
Penticton asked to Confront the White Elephant at anti-racism conference

2 days ago | summerlandreview.com | Brennan Phillips

The South Okanagan Immigrant and Community Services (SOICS) is carrying on the fight against racism with the return of its Confronting the White Elephant forum on May 23. The anti-racism community forum runs from 8:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. and is free to attend, however, it does require registration as spaces are limited.
'Beyond thrilled': B.C.-wide recognition for Penticton winter carnival

2 days ago | summerlandreview.com | Logan Lockhart

Less than two years after it was created, Penticton's newest winter festival has been honoured as among the province's best. The BC Recreation and Parks Association (BCRPA) has awarded Penticton with the 2025 Events and Festivals Award of Excellence, in recognition of Valley First Frost Fest.
Public feedback wanted on draft plans for Summerland mountain trails

6 days ago | summerlandreview.com | John Arendt

Public feedback is wanted for draft trail plans for Conkle Mountain and Cartwright Mountain in Summerland. These plans were created to outline the recommended steps that can be taken, if and when resourcing is available, to establish a more coordinated and formalized approach to the development and management of the trail systems.
Garbage warning issued to prevent wildlife concerns in Summerland

6 days ago | summerlandreview.com | John Arendt

Residents of Summerland are being reminded to wait before putting out their garbage, yard waste and recycling containers for collection. In his report at the May 6 council meeting, Graham Statt, chief administrative officer for Summerland, urged residents to keep their garbage and other bins in a secure location and not place them at the curb before 5 a.m. on their scheduled collection day.
Okanagan pharmacists define excellence

1 week ago | summerlandreview.com | Roger Knox

One is on his third career. One is part of a body that oversees that career. Vernon's Brad Adams and Kelowna's Steven Hopp were among nine provincial community pharmacists and two pharmacy students honoured at the BC Pharmacy Association's annual awards gala May 2 in Victoria.
Security deployed after Summerland slide trespassing: Penticton Indian Band

1 week ago | summerlandreview.com | Brennan Phillips

Surveillance cameras and the RCMP are now active in keeping people out of the slide area near Summerland after multiple trespassing and vandalism issues. A press release issued by the snpink’tn (Penticton) Indian Band, in partnership with the District of Summerland and the City of Penticton, on May 2 is warning people once again to stay out of the slide area adjacent to Trout Creek near the Summerland Golf and Country Club.
Penticton artist’s painting represents Canadian identity

2 weeks ago | summerlandreview.com | John Arendt

A Penticton artist has a painting with a Canadian sovereignty theme. Jan Crawford’s painting, Preserving the Canadian Maple, features maple leaves in a canning jar. She said the painting is part of a new series on preserving Canada’s identity. “From a political shift in alliance with our southern neighbours, an unexpected outcome of shared beliefs and values has emerged with our country becoming united in resolve to defend Canadian identity,” she said.
Early morning house fire doused in Kelowna, 2 people taken to hospital

3 weeks ago | summerlandreview.com | Jordy Cunningham

A home in Kelowna has suffered significant damage after an early morning house fire. Around 5:30 a.m. on Friday, April 18, the Kelowna Fire Department (KFD) received calls of a structure fire in the 1000-block of Hickory Road. Upon arrival, crews saw visible flames coming out of the back of the building and smoke throughout the home. Crews used "several" hose lines to douse the fire and ventilated the smoke. According to KFD, the basement suite suffered the most damage.
UPDATE: 'Mistake' of partisan endorsement on official letterhead won't happen again: B.C. MLA

1 month ago | summerlandreview.com | Robin Grant

A letter typed on B.C. legislative assembly stationery signed by Conservative Party MLA Anna Kindy and several other elected officials that backs a controversial federal election candidate has raised concerns about the ethical implications of sending out a partisan message from the legislature. The letter released on social media over the weekend has the signatures of Campbell River Mayor Kermit Dahl and city Couns. Ben Lanyon, Ron Kerr, and Doug Chapman.