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“To the extent that we make accommodations to make cycling a safe and easy choice for people in Penticton, we will net out enormous gains on a number of fronts. …Read the full story

The first vintage market on March 26 was a huge success with hundreds of people coming through the doors. In fact, all vendors are interested in buying so bring photos of what you have. Theresa Nolet, president of the Alliance, is one of the market vendors and resident of Summerland. …Read the full story

Farm fresh veggies and fruits, eggs, honey, baking, preserves and handmade crafts – all grown or produced in the South Okanagan and Similkameen Valley. “We will be starting from with 55 plus vendors — all ‘make it, bake it, grow it’ vendors. “We will have soon soups, coffee, dumplings, balsamic vinegars, stained glass and fruit […]

“‘It’s the thrill of finding interesting items at low prices,’’ is what most thrifters will tell you. There’s something for everyone from farmhouse, cottage, shabby chic, French country, crystal, china, silver, copper, mid-century modern, furniture, plants, repurposed glass and more, she added. …Read the full story

Losses for investors, many of whom are elderly, are estimated to be between 82 per cent and 96 per cent, stated the release. In July 2021, a BCSC panel found that Bergman and ACIC made false or misleading statements in the offering memorandums because some of the loans were not secured as promised. …Read the […]

“Governments can’t control the demand side of the market, but what they can do is encourage an increase in housing supply. …Read the full story

To help reduce crowds and lines, an extra day has been added to the schedule and online tickets can be purchased in advance with staggered admission times. …Read the full story

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