Jesse Tomas is a journalist based in Kelowna, British Columbia, writing for iNFOnews. With a focus on local news and events in the Okanagan and Kamloops regions, Jesse covers a wide range of topics including community events, traffic incidents, trending stories, and outdoor activities.
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Jesse Tomas' local coverage in Canada, British Columbia, and Kelowna focuses on a variety of themes including house & home, food & beverage, entertainment news, pets and seasonal topics. Based on the articles provided Jesse would be interested in pitches related to events happening locally (especially those tied to food or seasonal activities), announcements from local businesses or government agencies relevant to his area of focus as well as evolving stories within the community.
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By: Jesse Tomas
Soldiers trained at the Vernon Military Camp, now a cadet camp, during both world wars and helped grow the city into what it is today.
Kamloops RCMP found archery equipment stolen from a local club, but are still on the lookout for the thieves.
Photos of this infamous sign have been published and posted numerous times over the last 80 years, but the story behind it has been elusive.
By: Jesse Tomas
Work to temporarily stabilize the slope above Highway 97 along Okanagan Lake near Summerland is complete more than a year after a rockslide crashed onto the route
The historic Fintry Queen has new owners and the old ferry made its way to Kelowna for renovations yesterday with hopes of returning service to Okanagan Lake.
By: Jesse Tomas
Environment Canada has put out warnings for travellers about dangerous driving conditions.
By: Jesse Tomas
Support for lower speed limits on side streets in Southern B.C. is slightly lower than the provincial average of 63 per cent.
By: Jesse Tomas
Following the Kelowna “Keep Christ in Christmas” sign controversy, the BC Conservative Party put out a petition with the heading “Don’t cancel Christmas”.
We want to thank every iNFOnews.ca reader for supporting us this year. Without you, we wouldn’t be a part of the media landscape in Kamloops, and the Okanagan.
Here are some of our favourite stories that we were able to bring to you over the past year. Some of them are uplifting, and others not so much.
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