Inmate release questioned by city council
A Penticton city councillor has raised a concern with the province about its inmate release protocol in the Okanagan and how that is impacting local crime.
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Oliver Light-Up dazzling affair Nov. 25
Friday’s Light-Up in Oliver will be loaded with eight hours of activities and events during the dazzling Fire and Ice Festival.
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Eby announces two cost-of-living credits
BC’s new Premier David Eby kicked off his first days in office with two new cost-of-living credits for BC residents and businesses to help offset the high cost of living.
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Interior Health keeping a keen eye on respiratory viruses
Recent hospitalization data for influenza and other respiratory viruses including respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) show no major uptick in the Interior Health region but the authority is keeping an eye on the ongoing rising infections in Ontario and the prairie provinces.
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Mamas for Mamas aiming to help moms in need
“Janice” is a single mom living in the Okanagan who was expecting her second child and at the same time facing eviction from her rental home.
With the approach of winter and the very real chance the government would take her children, her last remaining hope was the private organization Mamas for Mamas.
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