All residents were able to vote by mail this year, despite city bylaws saying otherwise. A ministerial order was needed to have this pandemic election in a safe way. (Jocelyn Doll/Revelstoke Review)
Survey results are shared weekly in the newspaper
Polls have closed in the Revelstoke byelection.
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Select groups can book appointments starting Monday
Glenalee Berarducci is a pillar of help for her children
Starting March 8 the vaccination call centre will be open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily
She helped create Avalanche Canada into the internationally recognized organization it is today
‘I hope the damage isn’t long term, but it could be permanent’
Tam says the addition of two new vaccines will help Canadians get immunized faster
Allan Young died after an incident in downtown Nelson last summer
One outbreak declared over after two deaths, seven cases; another outbreak remains ongoing in the hospital
Two staff members and 10 residents at Cottonwoods Care Centre have tested positive for COVID-19
Pay it Forward program supports local businesses in their community giving
Foundry Penticton and the City have partnered on a youth survey open until March 13
A Pentictonite now living in Tokyo discovered the eatery and the history behind its name
Kalamalka Secondary teams with company on fundraising raffle, replacing annual apple pie fundraiser
Travel services saw the biggest drop in active businesses with 31 per cent fewer firms operating
