One-woman comedy show coming to Kelowna next week
Cree actress Michelle Thrush will be performing at Rotary Centre on Jan. 24 and 25
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Cold snap brings ideal conditions for Okanagan icewine
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Construction starts for new middle school in Lake Country
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Two-vehicle collision slows traffic on Highway 97
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Kelowna’s ‘Baby Mary’ finds biological parents after more than 30 years
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West Kelowna bridge to close for three months
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Good Samaritan pays part of rent for B.C. woman facing eviction in can-collecting dispute
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Update: Highway 97 now clear after early morning crash near UBCO
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Kelowna RCMP arrest three after string of break-ins from car dealerships
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West Kelowna Warriors aim to continue first 3-game winning streak since 2018
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Jets’ Mathieu Perreault lashes out at NHL for not punishing Canucks’ Virtanen
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Shotgun Jake: Virtanen nets key goal as Canucks beat Coyotes 3-1
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Former West Kelowna Warriors player nominated for NCAA top award
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Injury-riddled Rockets rally for U.S. roadtrip amidst 3-game losing streak
Entertainment
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Okanagan dusts off old grad dresses and tuxes for first ever Adult Prom
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Okanagan Symphony brings new life to old rock favourites
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We asked: should Meghan and Harry move to Penticton?
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Costumers for ‘Riverdale,’ ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ net award nominations
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UK film company in Revelstoke to tell stories inspired by adventure
Business
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Promised 25% wireless rate drop must be on top of recent cuts, feds say
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Pot shops greenlit by North Okanagan community
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Cannabis company Aphria cuts outlook for 2020, reports second-quarter loss
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Cooperative grocery store in Kelowna closes for good
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VIDEO: ‘Canada Strong’ campaign aims to help pay Iran plane crash victims’ funeral costs
Community
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New book released on the untold Indigenous history of Revelstoke
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Summerland steam railway to mark 25th anniversary
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VIDEO: Missing cat reunited with Vancouver Island family after three months
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Vernon’s beloved pudgy pit bull moved to Cranbrook
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First Queen Silver Star heir draws on 60 years of Okanagan’s Winter Carnival
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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.
READ MORE: Knox Mountain area residents hold protest over homeless camp move
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