Megan Turcato is a Video Journalist at Global News. She covers a range of topics including crime, aviation, and airlines, with a particular focus on the Kelowna area in Canada. Megan's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Global News and CBC.
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Experts say if you are feeling on edge about the uncertainly the natural disaster season brings, there are ways to prep emotionally.
By: Megan Turcato
Next summer the first doctors-in-training taking part in UBC Faculty of Medicine's new North Okanagan family medicine residency program will get to the region.
By: Megan Turcato
The executive director of the Okanagan College Foundation said the donation helped the college to leverage provincial funding for creating new child care spaces.
By: Megan Turcato
It's good news for patients who need their blood samples taken as in recent years there have been complaints about long waits for service.
By: Megan Turcato
"It is really humbling," said farmer Eric Feehely. "Makes me a little upset in the best possible way. People here are so caring toward us."
It's just one example of a type of fraud that the Better Business Bureau says is becoming increasingly common.
The regulations are impacting not just temporary tributes but also a permanent memorial at the city operated Pleasant Valley Cemetery.
By: Megan Turcato
An incident report on a fire that claimed the lives of three people in Vernon, B.C., includes notes from the fire chief and dispatch. The cause of the blaze is not yet known.
By: Megan Turcato
Operators in B.C.'s Okanagan are unsure what to expect as new provincial rules come into effect.
Vernon's emergency department saw more than 4,600 patients this February, compared to more than 3,400 in February 2021, an increase of more than a third in three years.
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