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Face grief head on through Walk of Memories in Kelowna - Kelowna Capital News
Kelowna · Kelowna

Face grief head on through Walk of Memories in Kelowna - Kelowna Capital News

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Interactive walk is one kilometre long and includes four stations; birth, essence of life, transitions, and legacy. People can start the walk between 2 and 2:45 p.m. with a closing ceremony at The Dolphins statue. The walk is wheelchair accessible and free for everyone.See the Story
Home Suite Home: B.C. announces measures to accelerate housing creation - Vancouver Island Free Daily
David Eby · Trail

Home Suite Home: B.C. announces measures to accelerate housing creation - Vancouver Island Free Daily

100% Left coverage: 8 sources
Premier David Eby announced the Single Housing Application Service and the Home Suite Home Monday morning in Richmond. The pilot project hopes to encourage the annual creation of up to 3,000 secondary suites for rentals with forgivable loans up to $40,000. Eby added that the HSH guide will also help existing homeowners prepare for the Secondary Suite Incentive Program set to come into effect in spring 2024.See the Story
Canada’s MPs return with cost of food, housing taking centre stage - Kelowna Capital News
Housing · Canada

Canada’s MPs return with cost of food, housing taking centre stage - Kelowna Capital News

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Parliamentarians were back in Ottawa Monday as the House of Commons resumed sitting following a summer break. Members of the government have come out swinging against Pierre Poilievre and his Conservatives, who are eating the Liberals' lunch in the polls. House Leader Karina Gould challenged Poillievre to work with the government to solve the housing shortage and grocery price hikes.See the Story

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Kelowna · Kelowna

Colours, textures and layering: a fall inspiration guide for your home - Kelowna Capital News

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Kelowna’s Muse Merchant shares the latest in fall design trends. Cosy vibes are all the rage this season, along with textured layering and mixing materials. Organic luxury items like rope detailing, pops of marble and woven or faux fur textures are showing up everywhere.See the Story

Find the perfect walk-in tub for your home, budget and lifestyle - Kelowna Capital News

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Find the perfect walk-in tub for your home, budget and lifestyle at Walk-in Tubs Thompson Okanagan. With many styles and designs, you'll find tubs for small spaces and tight budgets, for simple comfort or a more luxurious experience. Find out if you qualify for a $7,500 government grant and a $2,500 tax credit with a free quote here.See the Story
Evacuations · British Columbia

Evacuation orders issued near Peachland as more than 400 wildfires burn across B.C.

70% Left coverage: 20 sources
An evacuation order has been issued for eight recreational properties due to the Glen Lake Wildfire, about 15 kilometres west of Peachland, B.C. See the Story
Penticton · Penticton

Penticton invests $50k to keep BCHL all-star weekend in city for 2024 - Kelowna Capital News

100% Left coverage: 3 sources
The B.C. Hockey League has big plans for its next all-star weekend and Penticton city council has stepped up to make it happen locally. Council has unanimously approved an investment of $50,000, in order for the city to host the BCHL All-Star Game for the second time in as many years. Council also praised new plan that would see city host winter festival at Gyro Park during event.See the Story
Penticton · Penticton

Pentictonites take advantage of book recycling program to the tune of 27,600 pounds

67% Left coverage: 3 sources
Since the launch of the trial in early 2023, residents have donated 27,600 pounds of books to the recycling carts at the Penticton Public Library. During an audit in 2022 of local curbside blue bins, it was found that hard and soft cover books were a "high offender" Books are not accepted recycling at city curbsides.See the Story
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