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Russian flag in downtown Princeton causes controversy

Russian flag in downtown Princeton causes controversy

New marketing program will see banners from about 40 countries decorating the main streets
Kelowna business owner denies gang ties, sued again by government

Kelowna business owner denies gang ties, sued again by government

Province looks to seize 9 properties alleged to have been purchased with proceeds from crime
Good Samaritans help rescue man from sinking van in Penticton’s Skaha Lake

Good Samaritans help rescue man from sinking van in Penticton’s Skaha Lake

Passersby leapt into action when the vehicle went off Eastside Road near Penticton
B.C. adopting recommended mobile home-owner protections, 6 years later

B.C. adopting recommended mobile home-owner protections, 6 years later

Changes to regulations of Manufactured Home Park Tenancy Act promise to curb evictions
Movie shot in Penticton set to hit the silver screen

Movie shot in Penticton set to hit the silver screen

Wild Goat Surf was directed and produced by Vancouver-based filmmaker Caitlyn Sponheimer
‘Decriminalization changes cause more chaos’: Kelowna MLA Merrifield

‘Decriminalization changes cause more chaos’: Kelowna MLA Merrifield

Illicit drug use to be illegal in all public spaces, including inside hospitals, transit, parks
Oliver home catches fire twice in 24 hours

Oliver home catches fire twice in 24 hours

Second blaze deemed suspicious by Oliver Fire Department
Canada’s emissions their lowest in 25 years, still have long way to go

Canada’s emissions their lowest in 25 years, still have long way to go

Latest national emissions report shows signs of progress toward Canada’s 2030 goal
$1.8M awarded to Penticton woman in lawsuit over Osoyoos head-on crash

$1.8M awarded to Penticton woman in lawsuit over Osoyoos head-on crash

The motorcyclist was left with crippling physical and mental injuries that cost her job and pleasures
Mayor-premier policing deal ‘irrelevant’ to Surrey court case: lawyer

Mayor-premier policing deal ‘irrelevant’ to Surrey court case: lawyer

It doesn’t matter whether Locke and Eby struck an agreement on policing transition, judge hears