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To anyone I’ve offended, I just want to say I’ve reinvented electric cars and I’m sending people to Mars in a rocket ship did you think I was also going to be a chill normal dude? said Musk. https://trib.al/2C2Z4AS

Southeast Kelowna residents upset with proposed condo to be built on golf course https://trib.al/KLr3bzF

Kelowna hip-hop funk fusion band 538 st., blends genres to produce debut single https://trib.al/kJDi4E7

"This is history, donated to a thrift store." The Union Gospel Mission is sharing the items on the 76th anniversary of VE day in hopes of finding the family they may belong to. https://trib.al/NjqUTlC

COMMENTARY: "It seems obvious that what Canadians post or share online does not constitute a broadcast and it’s clearly not something that the CRTC should concern itself with," writes Rob Breakenridge. https://trib.al/Txxaxo9

Police have identified four locations for checkpoints - all on key highways leading in and out of the Lower Mainland, but have not had officers at each site each day. https://trib.al/PmutsSD

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Before he fell asleep on April 18, Leon Joudry heard a sound that in hindsight, sounded like gunfire. When he awoke, 13 of his neighbours were dead. https://trib.al/RRFmV5P

The joint travel restrictions have been in place since March and were mutually agreed upon by both Canada and the U.S. https://trib.al/mM7T1Ac

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RCMP investigate suspicious cabin fire on Kelowna’s Lakeshore Drive https://trib.al/N4bTmaG

A New York-based rapper who discharged a flamethrower from atop a moving public bus surrendered to police on Wednesday, local media reported. Rapper Dupree G.O.D said the stunt staged for a music video was done for "the art. For the Wu-Tang. READ: https://globalnews.ca//746/nyc-flamethrower-man-bus-video/

We took your questions on the latest #COVID19 restrictions and the holidays to provincial health officials. These are their responses. https://trib.al/1oqdxSW

A first-of-its-kind in Canada, The Black Academy will elevate and inspire both Anglophone and Francophone Black talent across the country," the actors say. https://trib.al/qubBmO1

"Cybercriminals are also locked up at home and, unfortunately, it gives them more free time at the keyboard to come up with creative ways to compromise us." https://trib.al/d0SIS13

The new study reinforces most countries' recommendations of 10 days of self-isolation for positive cases. https://trib.al/0ZDwFRH

It feels like your brain is broken, a COVID-19 patient said. I forget things that I just did. I don’t remember doing things. I forget words. https://trib.al/vI0ed2i

‘Seeing my dad through the window of his heart’: Penticton man preserves father’s legacy with art https://trib.al/7twJIqy

Masks are now required in all public, indoor places in British Columbia. https://trib.al/uVjeYyH

The skit had the presidential candidate reading a spooky bedtime story to the audience on Halloween night. https://trib.al/Fv8NMnp

BREAKING: All in-person religious services in B.C. are now suspended. https://trib.al/1WTQe5k

There's no word on how many people were hurt or the severity of their injuries. https://trib.al/YLuGiXD

JUST IN: B.C. has reported 538 new cases of COVID19 and one new death. https://trib.al/nIkgjEA

Behind the lens: Global Okanagan cameraman retires after 43 years of service https://trib.al/k8k6cLS

A total of 2,218 people in Canada are now hospitalized after contracting the respiratory illness, while 273,391 have recovered after becoming sick. https://trib.al/PPnKTbr

There are hundreds of journalists covering U.S. President Donald Trump, but only one relentlessly fact-checks nearly everything Trump says, and he’s Canadian. Read more: https://trib.al/xdeGpr2

The Canadian Snowbird Association estimates almost a third of its members are still heading south to the U.S. for the winter months despite the Canadian government continuing to advise against non-essential travel outside of Canada. Here's why travelling to the U.S. is riskier than some may think: RELATED: https://globalnews.ca//for-canadians-living-abroad-a-covi/

B.C. provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry and Health Minister Adrian Dix will lay out new restrictions across the province in an attempt to reduce the spread of COVID-19. READ MORE: https://bit.ly/3lO6VLw

Retail giant Costco files relocation proposal in Kelowna; traffic among concerns https://trib.al/LEK6j0S

Meteorologist Ross Hull is disguised as a Treat Burglar as his dogs @canadianbros, dressed as Batman and Robin, arrive to save the day! Read more: https://trib.al/3FoUa5R

A recent poll found that many Canadians will be watching the 2020 U.S. election closely, with 60 per cent saying they are concerned about the potential for violence if President Donald Trump loses. Read more: https://trib.al/I5aUT2E

Kelowna Halloween Parade brings tricks or treats to kids safely https://trib.al/hW9rifm

Okanagan student who lost car tire fears someone loosened lug nuts https://trib.al/zks9yc7

Halloween: Keep candies, chocolates away from pets, says B.C. veterinarian https://trib.al/cSzH2Bb

Coronavirus: 90 cases of COVID-19 reported in Okanagan region during two-week span https://trib.al/D3BKLaN

Ontario and Quebec both reported over 1,000 new cases of the virus as the country's total number of infections surpassed 234,000. https://trib.al/t72zyMu

'We should be really, really proud of our province that we have really punched above our weight during COVID.' https://trib.al/jItgL4i

Global Calgary meteorologist Jordan Witzel dressed as a cheese bun from Glamorgan Bakery for #Halloween 2020. Read more: https://globalnews.ca//jordan-witzel-halloween-costume-20/

The display features mannequins in a variety of horror-themed situations, including two being hung from gallows, one being beheaded in a guillotine and one being chopped with a saw. https://trib.al/rvc9gG5

Having cast doubts on the upcoming U.S. election for months, President Donald Trump has said he may challenge the results if they swing toward Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden. Jasmine Pazzano explains how a candidate like Trump could fight the election results. READ MORE: https://globalnews.ca//u-s-election-contested-election-op/