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Cancer doctor says Kelowna will benefit from massive Vancouver donation

Kelowna Capital News - Thursday May 24, 2012

A $21.4 million donation to the B.C. Cancer Foundation is believed to the biggest ever in the province to a single organization.

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Big Bike raises big dollars for Heart and Stroke Foundation

Kelowna Capital News - Thursday May 24, 2012

Various Kelowna organizations have been taking a spin on the Heart and Stroke Foundation's big red bike to help raise money for the charity.

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Thwarted break in lands Kelowna man in the clink

Kelowna Capital News - Thursday May 24, 2012

A 32 year old Kelowna man faces potential charges of Break and Enter and Commit, and Possession of Stolen Property.

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West Kelowna still evolving 5 years after incorporation vote

Kelowna Capital News - Thursday May 24, 2012

Five years after the referendum, Mayor Doug Findlater says Westside residents are still happy with decision to incorporate.

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Teenagers baited into joyride land in jail

Kelowna Capital News - Thursday May 24, 2012

Three Okanagan men are in custody after being caught in a stolen bait vehicle this morning.

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Mounties looking for missing West Kelowna teen

Kelowna Capital News - Thursday May 24, 2012

A 14-year-old West Kelowna girl with a history of running away left her home last week and hasn't returned.

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Campaign to keep David Ennis behind bars gets underway

Kelowna Capital News - Wednesday May 23, 2012

Westbank woman determined that the Bentley and Johnson families are remembered and that their killer stays behind bars.

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Fintry Queen's old operator hopes to be its new owner

Kelowna Capital News - Wednesday May 23, 2012

The man trying to find an owner for the once popular lake cruise ship says he is considering making an offer for the vessel.

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Robbery suspect nabbed by Kelowna RCMP within minutes

Kelowna Capital News - Wednesday May 23, 2012

Just a few minutes ago, a robbery suspect was arrested in the TD/Canada Trust at Ellis Street.

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Orchardists receive replant funding

Kelowna Capital News - Wednesday May 23, 2012

The massive costs of replanting orchards to new varieties will be helped by provincial government funding says ag minister.

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Support farmers to protect farmland

Kelowna Capital News - Wednesday May 23, 2012

Government and consumers must support farmers if they are to preserve land for farming in the future says orchardist Steve Day.

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Orderly snowmelt depends on cool weather

Kelowna Capital News - Wednesday May 23, 2012

Warmer or wetter weather could cause flooding warns Jason Brolund, Central Okanagan emergency program coordinator.

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Kelowna reports highest volume of domestic abuse cases in B.C.

Kelowna Capital News - Wednesday May 23, 2012

Statistics Canada places Kelowna third in the country for reported incidents of violence.

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Peachland charity event encourages women to be nude at high altitude

Kelowna Capital News - Wednesday May 23, 2012

ZipZone Adventure Park is searching for 100 women who will zipline naked to raise money for the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation.

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Gellatly Road to receive third phase of facelift this summer

Kelowna Capital News - Wednesday May 23, 2012

Despite concerns about parking, cyclist safety and the removal of trees, West Kelowna will go ahead with Gellatly Road upgrades this July.

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Public input invited on new-look Lakeshore Road, Mission Creek Bridge

Kelowna Capital News - Wednesday May 23, 2012

City has opened an online survey to find out how the pubic wants the road and bridge to look.

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Partying vandals being sought by authorities

Kelowna Capital News - Wednesday May 23, 2012

Young people who spent the long weekend partying at a local fishing lake left a massive amount of garbage and damage behind.

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Growers want to replant to new varieties

Kelowna Capital News - Wednesday May 23, 2012

A survey of growers done this spring shows they want to replant; they are growing older and orchard production has declined.

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Mount Boucherie principal to become principal of human resources

Kelowna Capital News - Wednesday May 23, 2012

After serving two-and-a-half years as principal of Mount Boucherie, John Simonson will join School District 23's human resources department.

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Courts issue warning to man charged with 2010 Kelowna murder

Kelowna Capital News - Wednesday May 23, 2012

The Kelowna man charged with Brittney Irving's 2010 murder was told Tuesday that he better get legal representation soon.

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