Taya Fast is a Video Journalist for Global News, focusing on local news in the South Okanagan region of Canada. With a passion for community stories, Taya covers a range of topics including social issues, local events, and government matters. Her reporting aims to inform and engage residents of the Okanagan, providing them with the latest news and updates that impact their daily lives.
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Taya's focus is on local news and community issues in the Okanagan region of British Columbia, Canada. Her articles often cover government announcements, events, and press releases related to politics, crime, culture & society, as well as family & relationships.
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Global News Changes are being made to help wineries experiencing devastating crop losses.
Some Okanagan fruit growers are raising concerns about some produce at local fruit stands being mislabeled as locally grown.
Phase one of the work at a rockslide on Highway 97 near Summerland had been completed.
By: Taya Fast
A Summerland resident noticed a two-cent difference in what he was receiving for his bottles.
By: Taya Fast
The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure said that several meetings have been held this week involving all agencies.
By: Taya Fast
Micheal Praught and his dog narrowly escaped serious injury while fleeing a burning building in Kelowna last Monday.
By: Taya Fast
More relief for BC’s wine industry was announced on Thursday in Penticton following a difficult couple of years.
The Penticton & Wine Country Chamber of Commerce is calling for more housing solutions as dozens of low-income residents could be displaced by redevelopment.
By: Taya Fast
With rain in the forecast, some Okanagan Falls residents say they are in imminent danger as excess runoff could flood their properties again.
Da Silva Winery has now been forced to close for the foreseeable future, ahead of what is supposed to be one of the busiest weekends of the season.
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