Brayden Ursel is a news reporter based in Kelowna, British Columbia. With a passion for local news and a love for sports, Brayden covers a wide range of topics, from community events to sports championships. His work has been featured in various publications, including Castanet Media, Squamish Chief, and Times Colonist.
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Kelowna, Canada (Local)
Brayden Ursel's coverage focuses on local news, events, and sports in the Kelowna area of British Columbia. His articles cover a wide range of topics including community events, sports activities, seasonal updates, government announcements and press releases.
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A look at upcoming events in the Thompson-Okanagan region.
By: Chelsey Mutter, Nicholas Johansen, Cindy White, Brayden Ursel, Rob Gibson, Kirk Penton, Madison Reeve
What was known for years as the Kelowna Kiwanis Festival now has a new name and a new sponsor, the Rotary Clubs of the Central Okanagan.
By: Kirk Penton, Nicholas Johansen, Brayden Ursel, Cindy White, Wayne Moore, Colin Dacre
Crews are pumping high-velocity water through hydrants to remove sediment that has accumulated in the distribution system’s mains over time
By: Colin Dacre, Rob Gibson, Brayden Ursel
Peachland is making efforts again to get a long-delayed development off the ground.
By: Brayden Ursel
Kelowna's newest park is officially under construction on Dehart Road and will be completed later this year.
By: Madison Reeve, Brayden Ursel, Wayne Moore, Cindy White, Nicholas Johansen, Rob Gibson
After serving 14 months of his five-year sentence in jail, Robert Saunders has lived at his sister’s house for the past six months. And the Parole Board recently extended his stay there for at least a
By: Brayden Ursel, Wayne Moore, Colin Dacre, Rob Gibson, Nicholas Johansen, Kirk Penton
The City of West Kelowna is putting stage 2 water regulations into effect following drought.
By: Madison Reeve, Brayden Ursel, Colin Dacre, Wayne Moore, Cindy White, Nicholas Johansen, Rob Gibson
German national prefers life in an RV parked by the rail trail to returning to her home country.
The Downtown Kelowna Association is introducing a weekly night market to the people on Kelowna this summer.
By: Cindy White, Madison Reeve, Brayden Ursel, Colin Dacre, Nicholas Johansen, Wayne Moore, Rob Gibson
Casorso Elementary School goes into lockdown after rock chip hits nearby home and thought to be a gun shot
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