Okanagan Crush Pad Reports Strong Recovery Across Summerland Sites Following Bald Range Wildfire Okanagan Crush Pad is relieved to report that its team, vineyards, winery, and the majority of its farming infrastructure have come through the Bald Range wildfire in remarkably good condition. The wildfire moved through the Faulder and Garnet Valley communities last … Read more
Pour for the Okanagan. Stand with our community. One week has passed since we launched our wildfire relief initiative, and we want to thank everyone who has supported the Okanagan community. The South Okanagan is open and welcoming visitors. Conditions are currently favourable, and the highway from Kelowna is fully open. We can’t wait to … Read more
Summerland Strong As we reflect on this past week here in the Okanagan we can hold in our hearts the incredible sense of solidarity that has emerged in the community. From businesses opening their doors to evacuees, to volunteers stepping forward and neighbours showing up for one another in any way they can, we have witnessed the … Read more
Hello, Friends! Our thoughts are with everyone affected by the wildfires—those who have been displaced, the families facing uncertainty, and the first responders working tirelessly to keep communities safe. We know that many of you have had to cancel or postpone your visits to the Okanagan. While the Oliver area remains safe to visit, we … Read more
Choose Summerland: Community Calls on British Columbians for Support During Bald Range Wildfire Purchasing local products, sharing Summerland businesses, and planning a future visit are meaningful ways to support the community As the Bald Range wildfire continues to impact Summerland and surrounding areas, people across British Columbia have been asking a simple question: How can … Read more
BC Food & Beverage Calls For Swift Resolution Following U.S. Tariff Announcement Industry Association Working with Food & Beverage Canada to Assess Impacts and Advocate for BC Manufacturers BC Food & Beverage (BCFB) is calling for a swift and collaborative resolution following the United States’ announcement of proposed 50% tariffs on a range of … Read more
The 2026 Vancouver Folk Music Festival once again proved why it holds a place as one of Vancouver’s most beloved summer traditions. Since its beginnings in 1978, the festival has earned a reputation for showcasing an eclectic mix of international, Canadian, and local artists, and this year’s lineup continued that legacy with an impressive blend … Read more
Bard Pride Night returns on Friday, July 31st at 6PM Bard on the Beach Celebrates Pride With an Evening of Theatre, Community and a Queer Artisan Market Bard on the BeachShakespeare Festival hosts its annual Pride Celebration in Sen̓áḵw/Vanier Park on Friday, July 31st. Bard Pride Night is an evening that brings together exceptional theatre, … Read more
BOTTLENECK DRIVE ROLLS OUT NEW WAYFINDING SYSTEM TO IMPROVE VISITOR NAVIGATION ACROSS SUMMERLAND New signage strengthens visitor confidence and supports exploration across the agricultural destination Visitors touring Summerland’s wineries, cideries, breweries, and distilleries this season will experience a clearer, more confident journey thanks to a new wayfinding signage system developed by Bottleneck Drive in partnership with the … Read more
RED Mountain Resort Emerges as a Quieter Alternative to British Columbia’s Crowded Resort Destinations opens June 20, 2026 RED Mountain Resort, long known for its legendary powder and authentic mountain culture, continues to evolve as one of British Columbia’s most compelling mountain destinations. As travellers increasingly seek alternatives to crowded resort regions across the Coast, … Read more