Language course helps to revitalize Okanagan First Nation language
“Learning a Language: nsyilxcən for Everyone” course kicks off in Kelowna on Feb. 4
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Yesterday, the City of Kelowna approved two new sites for people experiencing homelessness in order to dismantle an encampment on Leon Avenue in downtown Kelowna. The new sites are located at the base of Knox Mountain Park and behind the Kelowna Curling Club.
What do you think of the new locations? Please take out poll below.
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