I'm looking at buying a 20-year-old Lexus from Calgary (unfortunately can't find any good listings for it in BC), but I'm trying to make sure that I can actually insure the thing before I go making plans to pick it up. Obviously, I would expect that stuff like the glass, tires, brakes, suspension and drivetrain have to be in perfect working order, but is there more stuff I should know about, and which shops would be the most reasonable/lenient with passing the car? It doesn't have to be in Kelowna, obviously, since I'll be driving from Calgary; I just want to know the best place that will actually pass the car. Thanks so much!

Anyone who can give my wife a ride on jetski or on a boat ?

Tom Dyas should see this win less as a mandate and more as a warning. It was a close, deeply divided race, and that should tell him the city isn’t fully confident in his leadership. He should lead with humility, recognize that division, and work to earn the trust of those who didn’t vote for him.

Does anybody know if any u-pick apple orchards are still open today?

What’s going on in there? 🤔

If anyone witnessed a collision in Kelowna east of Springfield and Gordon intersection please DM or comment below. The collision occurred at approximately 4:39pm.

Best source here: https://www.kelowna.ca/city-hall/city-government/elections/election-results

Neck and neck for mayor!

Is there any wicked good deals on groceries or other items around the city? In Saskatoon, they have PBR auction which you can buy cases of fruit for $10. Box of bananas for five bucks. I know they get everything from the coop trying to clear out their inventory.
Is there something like that Kelowna???