Kelowna & Area News2d ago

Armstrong | Gail Armstrong Obituary

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Gail Armstrong Obituary - Parksville, BC

Celebrate the life of Gail Armstrong, leave a kind word or memory and get funeral service information care of Yates Memorial Services.

Dignity Memorial
Kelowna & Area News2d ago

Armstrong | Revitalization of downtown Armstrong starts soon

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Revitalization of downtown Armstrong starts soon

Prep work slated to start on Pleasant Valley Boulevard week of March 23; construction slated for week of April 2

Vernon Morning Star
Kelowna & Area News4d ago

Armstrong | B.C. legislature affirms support for Human Rights Code amid fallout over repeal bill : My Nelson Now

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B.C. legislature affirms support for Human Rights Code amid fallout over repeal bill : My Nelson Now

My Nelson Now delivers the latest local news, events, contests, and radio features for Nelson, BC.

My Nelson Now
Local Headlines - CivicInfo BCMar 18
#ArmstrongBC - City policy and roadwork stall Legion crosswalk request in Armstrong https://www.castanet.net/news/Vernon/604183/City-policy-and-roadwork-stall-Legion-crosswalk-request-in-Armstrong
City policy and roadwork stall Legion crosswalk request in Armstrong

On the 100th anniversary of the Royal Canadian Legion, the Armstrong branch will not be getting a Veteran's crosswalk.

Castanet.net
Local Headlines - CivicInfo BCMar 18
#ArmstrongBC - Armstrong bylaw department sees rise in complaints in 2025, but staff say it is not a cause for concern https://www.castanet.net/news/Vernon/604191/Armstrong-bylaw-department-sees-rise-in-complaints-in-2025-but-staff-say-it-is-not-a-cause-for-concern
Armstrong bylaw department sees rise in complaints in 2025, but staff say it is not a cause for concern

Bylaw compliance in the City of Armstrong saw a 23 per cent rise in complaints, but the increase is not a cause for concern, according to city staff.

Castanet.net
Local Headlines - CivicInfo BCFeb 24
#ArmstrongBC - City of Armstrong announces new deputy fire chief https://www.castanet.net/news/Vernon/600341/City-of-Armstrong-announces-new-deputy-fire-chief
City of Armstrong announces new deputy fire chief

Lypchuk brings more than 12 years of firefighting experience, having most recently served as the deputy chief of training with the BX Swan Lake Fire Department. 

Castanet.net
Local Headlines - CivicInfo BCFeb 17
#ArmstrongBC - City of Armstrong hosting candlelight vigil for Tumbler Ridge (Vernon) https://www.castanet.net/news/Vernon/599174/City-of-Armstrong-hosting-candlelight-vigil-for-Tumbler-Ridge
City of Armstrong hosting candlelight vigil for Tumbler Ridge

As the shockwaves of the tragedy in Tumbler Ridge reverberates across the province of B.C., the City of Armstrong is organizing a vigil as a show of support for the community.

Castanet.net
Local Headlines - CivicInfo BCJan 12
#ArmstrongBC - City of Armstrong receives Canadian award for financial reporting https://www.castanet.net/news/Vernon/593153/City-of-Armstrong-receives-Canadian-award-for-financial-reporting
City of Armstrong receives Canadian award for financial reporting

The Canadian Award for financial reporting was awarded to the city on Wednesday, Jan. 7 for its 2024 financial report. The prize was established to encourage municipal governments throughout Canada to

Castanet.net
Local Headlines - CivicInfo BCNov 5
#ArmstrongBC - Armstrong landfill paving delayed, facility still closed https://vernonmatters.ca/2025/11/05/armstrong-landfill-paving-delayed-facility-still-closed/
Armstrong landfill paving delayed, facility still closed

Paving of the Armstrong/Spallumcheen Disposal and Diversion Facility has been delayed due to the rain.The Regi...

Vernon Matters
Local Headlines - CivicInfo BCOct 31
#ArmstrongBC - Armstrong property taxes set to rise 24.5 per cent by 2029 https://www.castanet.net/news/Vernon/581194/Armstrong-property-taxes-set-to-rise-24-5-per-cent-by-2029
Armstrong property taxes set to rise 24.5 per cent by 2029 - Vernon News

At its meeting Monday, Oct. 27, council approved the city’s 2025–2029 financial plan, which projects an average annual property tax increase of 5.6 per cent through 2029.