Many left wondering over new statutory Truth and Reconciliation Day, says Chief Keith Crow
The filing is in response to the city’s civil claim filed in July
Officers were called at around 6 a.m. to the field outside the school
High temperatures but lack of wind seen as favourable to progress on wildfires
The incident was reported by the BC Wildfire Service on Twitter
The city filed their official petition before the Supreme Court on Wednesday, July 6
Two churches in the valley burned down on June 26
Chief Keith Crow said the acts only brought more pain to residential school survivors
The city was not satisfied with the response from Minister David Eby regarding the ongoing situation
Warner Bros. issued a trademark infringement warning over the use of the word ‘hobbit’
A manhunt involving a police helicopter took place on May 10
The Penticton businessman was voted in by members of the party on May 8
Interior Health is rolling out additional vaccine availability to the community
The mountain race will be joined by a gravel course race
Interior Health announced that a resident and staff member have tested positive
City council voted unanimously to authorize legal action
The first dose was administered on Dec. 22, 2020
The two politicians shared jabs during the Thursday morning session of the Provincial Legislature
The city and council are waiting for a written declaration from the province invoking their powers
Penticton council voted Tuesday to reject the shelter’s extension for a second time
