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LETTER: Invasive mussels and oily water threaten Okanagan's lakes

The volunteer warns that invasive zebra mussels could spread as boat traffic rises, citing nearly 50 speed boats on Okanagan Lake.

Summary by Penticton Western News
Call for EV boats, out-of-province boat ban to protect drinking water

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LETTER: Invasive mussels and oily water threaten Okanagan's lakes - The Similkameen Spotlight

Call for EV boats, out-of-province boat ban to protect drinking water

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LETTER: Invasive mussels and oily water threaten Okanagan's lakes

Call for EV boats, out-of-province boat ban to protect drinking water

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Penticton Western News broke the news on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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