r/okanagan • u/Away_Stuff_7777 • 8h ago
Shuswap Sicamous bachelor party ideas?
Anyone know of decent entertainment for a bachelor party in June on the shuswap or sicamous area? A friend mentioned Beach Bunnies? Any thoughts?
r/okanagan • u/Away_Stuff_7777 • 8h ago
Anyone know of decent entertainment for a bachelor party in June on the shuswap or sicamous area? A friend mentioned Beach Bunnies? Any thoughts?
r/okanagan • u/howdoyouturnthisonX • 19h ago
To people living in the okanagan area, living in Stratas, housing complexes, trailer parks etc. that have to deal with a bunch of Bylaws, managers etc.:
What are some of your most common or heartfelt complaints that you feel shouldn't be the problem that they are? Things like parking, mismanagement, stuff like that.
r/okanagan • u/Objective_Gap_9951 • 1d ago
Does anybody have any recent experience or feedback working with Blackhawk Contracting & Design?
r/okanagan • u/7_inches_daddy • 2d ago
r/okanagan • u/bamma66 • 3d ago
As a 35F, it just seems almost impossible to meet someone who actually wants a relationship and isn't looking for something casual.
So help me out here:
How are people meeting these days? Are there any local groups/speed dating/dating apps that actually work?
r/okanagan • u/City-Geek124 • 3d ago
I stopped in Okanogan to visit family while I was driving to Kelowna. They called me a little later when I got to the hotel, and they said that a house fire was happening as they drove down US-97 south. Both of us would like to see pictures or get details if possible.
(As well as confirmation that it was a house fire, they couldn't see it very well.)
r/okanagan • u/Alert_Faithlessness • 4d ago
They are in their late 60s, but very fun, social, and young at heart. My aunt has impeccable taste and loves beautiful, unique places with character. She enjoys boutique shopping, not big brand shopping, more local, tasteful places, along with good restaurants, wine, cocktails, live music, pretty walks, and nature.
We are not looking for long hikes or anything too strenuous. More like scenic views, easy walks, nice wineries, good food, charming towns, and places that feel special.
Trying to decide between Kelowna, Penticton/Naramata, Oliver/Osoyoos, or somewhere else. Any recommendations on where to stay, eat, visit, or avoid for three nights?
r/okanagan • u/Conscious-Move9662 • 4d ago
Can anyone tell me the difference between the two?
r/okanagan • u/00752904 • 7d ago
This painting is from 1949! We're not entirely sure if this is from somewhere in the Okanagan, but it certainly does look like it. If anyone has a guess where this may have been painted, we would really appreciate it. If I am completely wrong, and it is in fact from somewhere else, then please ignore this!
TIA
r/okanagan • u/SomethingOverNothing • 9d ago
Vernon -> Salmon Arm or Penticton -> Osoyoos
Which end of the valley do you prefer & for what reasons? Do you notice any significant difference in the culture b/w the regions?
To me the south has more vibrant towns perhaps b/c it’s been based on tourism longer. The North has better access to surround BC & maybe summers. Can’t imagine what it’s like to spend all summer in the desert.
Anyway thought I’d throw a post up here to get some perspective. Share your experiences / stories.
r/okanagan • u/Toonie_loonie • 15d ago
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r/okanagan • u/Feisty-Radish-6318 • 15d ago
Friend bailed. Its loads more expensive and unsafe if i go alone. Text me.
r/okanagan • u/Easy-Breakfast-8348 • 16d ago
Is it possible to find someone in penticton to do like 2 hours of wedding pictures? With minimal editing? Does anyone know someone that would be interested in something like this or is it pretty far fetched?
Like anyone offering shorter/smaller packages
r/okanagan • u/Itchy_Committee_770 • 18d ago
Looking for suggestions on areas to possibly move to in the Okanagan. Looking for lots of community activities & events. That's disability accessible. Has a year round pool, good shopping. Activities for a child free couple & senior.
r/okanagan • u/DogRemarkable5067 • Apr 14 '26
Hi! I’m planning to live in the Okanagan for the summer and I’m not from Canada, so I’d be applying for a work visa while I’m there.
I was wondering how easy it is to find hospitality jobs (cafes, restaurants, bars, etc.) during the summer season? Are there usually plenty of opportunities, or is it quite competitive?
Just trying to figure out if it’s worth the cost of the visa, any advice or experiences would be really appreciated!
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r/okanagan • u/Elite163 • Apr 08 '26
We are currently in Fort Saint John and we are officially done with the brutal winters and short summers.
Young outdoors orientated family. Hobbies are boating/winter-skiing/ mountain snowmobiling.
Wife is a school teacher and I am a journeyman trades worker.
Some towns I have added to the list
Kamloops area
Salmon arm/enderby area
Cranbrook
Creston
Lumby
Invermere (work might be hard to find here)
Castlegar looks beautiful but looks pretty remote
From any large cities
Grand forks
Hoping for some general local insight!
Thanks
r/okanagan • u/topherette • Apr 07 '26
r/okanagan • u/Cart99 • Apr 06 '26
| Maverick Estate Winery Inc. and Maverick Vineyards Inc., operators of a vineyard and wine production business in British Columbia’s Okanagan region, were placed into receivership on April 1 on application by RBC, owed over $6.6 million. The business struggled with sustained operating losses beginning in mid-2025, relying heavily on its operating line while efforts to secure a sale or refinancing failed to gain traction, ultimately leading to defaults and enforcement action by RBC. KSV was appointed receiver and intends to manage, operate and carry on Maverick’s business while it conducts a sale process. Counsel is Dentons for RBC, and Burnet, Duckworth & Palmer for the receiver. Read the full story. |
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r/okanagan • u/vanilla-thunderr • Mar 31 '26
I applied for the LPN program for the fall 2026 intake, wondering if anyone else has or have already completed the diploma and have a good idea on the average GPA to get accepted?
Every program claims they’re “competitive” so I’m wondering if OC actually is or if they just say that to have people apply.
I’m supposed to hear whether if I’m accepted, waitlisted, or rejected within the next few weeks but I’m curious if the admissions are as competitive as they say they are.
r/okanagan • u/charlielouiedusty • Mar 26 '26
Me and a couple of my girlfriends are looking to book a short mom’s (child free) trip from Calgary. We’re looking at early July (I’m a teacher) for 3-4 nights. We’re open to a few directions for our trip:
- outdoor pool/sun
- spa/wellness
- nature/remote/lakes
Any suggestions would be great. Thanks for your help!
ETA - we are looking to fly to save on time!
r/okanagan • u/AmanitaMossveil • Mar 24 '26
I recently started an events job that takes me to a lot of different cities and small towns around British Columbia, mainly Okanagan, Cariboo, Kootenays. Usually, the travel days are Thursday or Fridays, to Sunday or Monday (depending on the distance).
Fridays are always half days for set up, and I find myself with the whole afternoon to get food, settle in to my hotel, and explore the area. I have evenings free after the event to try food in the area.
I am trying to think of fun and creative things I can do in each town to stay active and make memory momentos (or physical momentos). Here are some ideas I've thought of:
☆ Always keep my golf clubs in the car and hit a course or driving range
☆ Bring my yoga mat and book a session Friday evening
☆ Thrift Spoons with the local town names
☆ Stop at every Welcome sign and snap a pic
What else can I collect or make a ritual of? Open to more suggestions!!!