Liam Verster is a Reporter/Anchor at panow.com and ckmq-fm. He specializes in themes such as climate change, water conservation, real estate development, and sustainable agriculture, often covering topics related to water management, the construction industry, and public security. Liam's work has also been featured in CFJC TV Kamloops and Vernon Matters.
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By: Liam Verster
Vernon's indoor pool will be closed for three days of maintenance in early September.The city said the pool at the Vernon Recreation Centre would be closed Sept. 8, 9 and 10 for planned repairs and maintenance work.The closure would not impact other non-aquatic recreation programs or services, and active pool passes wo...
By: Liam Verster
A new name is being thrown into the ring to serve the people of the Rural Lumby area.Paul Anderson announced he would run for the RDNO Electoral Area D Director seat in the fall municipal election.The Tolko employee, hunter and fisherman said he wants to support local citizens, families, farms and businesses, while sti...
By: Liam Verster
A temporary road closure will be in place for work along Coldstream Creek Road.Starting as early as 7:30 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 25, crews will be doing infrastructure work on the underground utilities.This work would require intermittent closures of Coldstream Creek Road between Kalamalka Road and Pine Drive.The District o...
Evacuation Alerts have been partially rescinded, with the Bradley Creek wildfire reclassified as under control.The Regional District of North Okanagan (RDNO) lifted the alerts for the following properties in the Electoral Area B (BX/Swan Lake).570, 576, 590, 610, 614, 620, 640, 644, 664, 668, 678 Irish Creek Road17 and...
Vernon saw a relative surge in illicit toxic drug deaths this June.The B.C. Coroner's Service said there were five suspected fatal overdoses in the North Okanagan community in the latest reporting month.That was up from three deaths in May, and brought the year-to-date fatality number up to 11. The Coroner's Service di...
The Mayor of Spallumcheen will have her name back on the ballot.Christine Fraser announced she would be running to reclaim her seat in the fall municipal election."Spallumcheen is built on hard-working people who are very passionate and vocal about how they like things done," Fraser said in an email to Vernon...
By: Liam Verster
The weekend rain was not enough to make any significant differences to the ongoing drought conditions.The B.C. River Forecast Centre told Vernon Matters in an email that Okanagan communities recorded up to 18 millimetres of rainfall Saturday and Sunday.The agency noted that "the rainfall produced only minor stream...
By: Liam Verster
A new council candidate has thrown her hat into the ring with a promise to listen to citizens.
Coldstream is getting some financial aid to improve its response to emergency situations and disasters.
People will soon be able to travel through Coldstream on e-scooters.Coldstream Council has agreed to participa...
