Vernon’s Long-Lost Newspapers: The Early Years
The first newspaper in Vernon—and the first in the Okanagan—was The Vernon News.
The first newspaper in Vernon—and the first in the Okanagan—was The Vernon News.
Sugar Lake is a familiar name in the North Okanagan today, but its English origin…
This second article in a two-part series looks back at Vernon’s earliest mayors.
This two-part series explores Vernon’s earliest mayors.
A once-popular lodge in Coldstream has been lost to time for more than 65 years.
Bicycles made their appearance in Vernon in 1893 and caused quite a stir.
Mother’s Day offers a chance to reflect on the many women who helped shape the…
The story of the Hudson’s Bay Company in Vernon begins in 1887.
Having fun is such a sublime part of life, but the ways we unwind and…
In the fall of 1893, the Okanagan Valley welcomed an unusual guest: Archduke Franz Ferdinand,…
In 1934, the Vernon & District Drag Hounds introduced Western Canada to the thrilling sport…
The BX Ranch House, near the BX Ranch dog park, holds a rich and evolving…
Gladys Dalla Husband was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, on March 3, 1899, to Herbert and…
The property at 12707 Husband Road in Vernon holds a rich and storied past, linked…
Thanksgiving remains closely tied to food and the celebration of the harvest.
Like many cultural institutions, the Museum & Archives of Vernon (MAV) occupies a complex position…
Why is the district municipality located about two kilometers southeast of Vernon called Coldstream? What…
The Vernon Courthouse has served as a reliable landmark for both residents and newcomers for…