30 new COVID-19 cases, five more deaths in Interior Health
This brings the total number of cases to 7,271 since testing began
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Black Press Weekly Roundup
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News
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Crack at Thirsk Dam to be examined
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B.C. residents can reserve provincial camp sites starting March 8
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Penticton Speedway sold and will remain a racetrack
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Sicamous to purchase retiring doctor’s business, take over management
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B.C. ferry passengers arrested and fined for disturbance, refusing to wear masks
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B.C. teen in turtleneck, lace-edged dress sent home from school for ‘inappropriate’ outfit
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Pink Shirt Day 2021 kicks off with virtual event
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Kelowna’s first community fridge needs a home
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UBCO students among most food insecure in Canada
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Demolition of Bargain Shop downtown Kelowna clears way for big development
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Sports
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Montreal Canadiens fire coaches, add Alex Burrows
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Canucks cough up 3-0 lead, fall 4-3 to visiting Edmonton Oilers
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Saskatchewan urged to move budget day away from anniversary of Broncos crash
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Tiger Woods seriously injured in California car crash
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Revelstoke athletes return home from Finnish Nordic skiing world championships
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Entertainment
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Mystery Mountain Hop: Documentary recounts quest for largest peak on the B.C. coast
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PQBeat: Writer Chris Hebert discusses the wine scene on Vancouver Island and around B.C.
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’Kimye’ is no more: Kardashian files to divorce West
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Popular South Okanagan morning voice taken off the air
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Okanagan stage puts new artists in focus, amid pandemic
Community
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Kelowna’s first community fridge needs a home
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North Okanagan pool reopens after week-long closure
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VIDEO/PHOTOS: Ice formations add to attraction of Shuswap waterfall
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B.C. man rescues dog that was trapped for 43 hours inside hidden well
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A South Okanagan winery gets excited when temperatures drop below -8 degrees
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Approval of a COVID-19 vaccine in Canada could be only days away.
The Canadian provinces are expected to have sites ready to receive vaccines by Dec. 14, but the actual doses will likely only arrive in the new year.
READ MORE: Health Canada expects first COVID-19 vaccine to be approved next month
READ MORE: VIDEO: Liberals defend COVID-19 vaccine deals and distribution plans
Federal health officials expect enough vaccines for three million people will arrive between January and March and vulnerable seniors and health-care workers will be prioritized.
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Victoria man creates livestream of hummingbird chicks to spread a bit of joy
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VIDEO: Fireball meteor streaks across sky, spotted by early-morning risers in Alberta, B.C.
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QUIZ: How much do you know about literacy and the freedom to read?
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Unofficial holidays: Here’s what people are celebrating for the week of Feb. 21 to 27
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Community rallies behind Kelowna teen in need of service dog
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