Interior Health says it’s investigating a patient fatality that occurred in the South Okanagan this week. According to Interior Health, a patient in Penticton Regional Hospital’s inpatient psychiatric ...

PENTICTION, B.C. – Local trucking company Berry and Smith Trucking Ltd. are all about giving back to the community of Penticton. In early February, Berry and Smith Trucking, which has called Penticton ...

A 18-year-old high school student in Kaleden, B.C., is using his knowledge and passion for bees to help beautify the Penticton Regional Hospital. Ben Davidson said he created a pollinator garden at ...

The B.C. government will proceed with planning for a new patient care tower at the Penticton Hospital, Premier Christy Clark announced on Wednesday morning. "After my visit to Penticton last month, I ...

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South Okanagan healthcare workers and students will now have the opportunity to learn from realistic and safe medical procedures through a new medical simulation training center. The centre is the ...

Penticton’s Boonstock Festival ends with one dead, 80 sent to hospital The troubled Boonstock Festival in Penticton ended Sunday with one death and dozens of hospitalizations. Interior Health ...

A group of 120 family physicians, surgeons and specialists is demanding a long-promised upgrade to the Penticton Regional Hospital, saying it is suffering from massive overcrowding and outdated ...

PENTICTON, - Doctors in Penticton, B.C., say the city's 62-year-old hospital is in critical condition and badly needs an upgrade. *No charge for 4 weeks then billed as $19 every four weeks (new ...

Penticton, B.C., residents fighting for a new hospital have raised $40,000 to keep up their campaign — despite a promise from the premier that the government is already planning an expansion. Last ...

The hospital was built in 1951 to serve a population of 10,000 but now it caters to 90,000 people in the region. Dr. David Paisley says the provincial government needs to follow through on an ...