Tracey Prediger is a journalist based in Vernon, British Columbia. She writes for Castanet Media and her work has also appeared in Delta Optimist, Castanet Kamloops, and Tri City News. Tracey covers a range of local news topics, including business awards, community events, missing persons cases, and environmental initiatives.
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Vernon, British Columbia, Canada (Local)
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Springtime shoots arrive Tracey Prediger Lovers of local asparagus can rejoice and get their favourite recipes ready.
By: Tracey Prediger
Asparagus is beginning to pop up at the Vernon Farmers' Market for the 2024 season.
By: Chelsey Mutter, Darren Handschuh, Tracey Prediger
A Vernon unground community music space is looking to raise funds to upgrade its facilities and enhance its sound equipment.
By: Tracey Prediger
'Thousands' of dead bees Tracey Prediger On the south end of Wood Lake in Lake Country sits a beach known as Beasley Beach.
By: Tracey Prediger
Why can suspect walk free? Photo: Facebook It's been nearly three weeks since Tatjana Stefanski was confirmed dead by her daughter on social media after being allegedly abducted.
By: Tracey Prediger
Freedom questioned as Lumby family remains in hiding while believed suspect in death of local wife and mother released from custody.
By: Tracey Prediger
Thousands of dead honeybees found on Lake Country Beach \
By: Tracey Prediger, Wayne Moore, Colin Dacre, Brayden Ursel, Cindy White, Madison Reeve
The City of Kelowna's 2024 spring street sweeping campaign is done two weeks ahead of schedule thanks to the mild winter, additional equipment and few mechanical breakdowns.
By: Chelsey Mutter, Darren Handschuh, Nicholas Johansen, Tracey Prediger
The annual Kalamalka Fly Fishers free fishing event takes place this weekend, and it may be the last one they have because of creek naturalization.
By: Chelsey Mutter, Darren Handschuh, Nicholas Johansen, Tracey Prediger
The B.C. government is looking to seize three Lumby properties from an alleged Kelowna drug trafficker, nearly three months after it filed a civil suit looking to seize six other Okanagan properties.
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