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LOCAL1 month agoHow Kelowna Donors Raised $180,000 to Help Children Locally and Abroad
Kelowna's East Meets West Children’s Foundation raised $180,000 at its annual Diwali Dinner, including $142,000 generated during a 15-minute donation blitz.
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LOCAL1 month agoHow Kelowna Donors Raised $180,000 to Help Children Locally and Abroad
Kelowna's East Meets West Children’s Foundation raised $180,000 at its annual Diwali Dinner, including $142,000 generated during a 15-minute donation blitz.
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COMMUNITY1 month agoLumby Mayor Kevin Acton Secures B.C. Conservative Nomination for Vernon-Lumby
Lumby Mayor Kevin Acton has been appointed as the B.C. Conservative candidate for Vernon-Lumby ahead of the October 2026 provincial election.
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COMMUNITY1 month agoFree Public Lake Swimming and Cold Plunge Destination Planned for Kelowna Waterfront
Kelowna plans an $18M public swimming structure on Okanagan Lake at City Park by 2027, backed by $12.9M from Swim Drink Fish's Wave Prize grant.
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HEALTH2 months ago
Ottawa Faces Calls to Reconsider Temporary Resident Limits as Demonstrations Surge
Migrants and advocates rallied across Canada to protest federal plans limiting temporary resident numbers as Parliament prepares to resume.
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LOCAL2 months agoHow West Kelowna Residents Can Explore Heartfulness Meditation and Community Peace
West Kelowna hosts the 4th Peace Ambassador Celebration on Sept. 20 at the DoubleTree by Hilton. Join local leaders for discussions and meditation.
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COMMUNITY2 months agoUnveiling event offers residents a first look at Kelowna’s future waterfront swim venue
Kelowna residents are invited to City Park on Sunday, Sept. 20, at 2 p.m. to view the unveiled design for the city's future waterfront swim venue.
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LOCAL2 months agoWhy a Downtown Kelowna Assault Investigation Closed Without Charges
Kelowna RCMP have closed an investigation into an Aug. 9 downtown Water Street fight after the victim, who suffered serious injuries, decided not to press charges.
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COMMUNITY2 months agoMiddle-Income Renters to Benefit From 129 New Apartments in Rutland
Troika breaks ground on a 129-unit apartment building in Kelowna's Rutland, featuring 51 middle-income units, an on-site daycare, and transit perks.
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BC STORIES2 months agoHow a provincial manufacturing boost is adding 35 jobs and expanding wood products in Chemainus
Chemainus wood products manufacturer Ron Anderson & Sons expands operations with up to $2M from B.C., creating up to 35 jobs for prefabricated housing.
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