Letters to the Editor (5): Saturday, December 14, 2024
Dec 14, 2024 · Thanks to all the people on Candy Kane Lane for all their time and effort and money to make Christmas bright. My retirement home took a bus trip to see all the lights and it was truly lovely.
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Residents and families enjoyed a New Year’s Day home cooked meal prepared by volunteers at Penticton Hospice House. Community members also contributed by a donation of a gorgeous gingerbread candy house to bring warmth to Hospice House this season.
Million dollar plan to dredge Green Bay in West Kelowna
Dec 10, 2024 · Green Bay in West Kelowna has gotten so clogged with sand and sediment that safe boating is impossible outside the peak summer season. A plan to dredge the bay would cost $950,000, with the cost borne by 40 property owners.
Speedway rolls out special events lineup for 2025 | Sports ...
Dec 11, 2024 · In anticipation of the 2025 racing season, Penticton Speedway has announced its special events lineup for next year. June 7: Open Wheel Extravaganza
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Worshipful Master of Penticton Masonic Lodge Rod Davidson and District Deputy Grand Master Glen Chatfield recently presented $500 donations to Mona Hazzell on behalf of Special Olympics; Lisa Schultze to Moog and Friends Hospice and Elizabeth Tribe, Parkway Elementary School breakfast/lunch …
Vees pick up three points on the weekend - pentictonherald.ca
4 days ago · In a hard-fought contest, the Penticton Vees were edged out 3-2 in overtime by the Trail Smoke Eaters, Saturday at the South Okanagan Events Centre (SOEC). The Vees dressed just nine forwards on Saturday due to injury and the shorthanded lineup grinded out a much deserved point, as their point ...
Last week's top stories | News | pentictonherald.ca
6 days ago · The following are the five most-read stories on The Herald’s website for the week ending Dec. 28: 1. Penticton businessman charged with sexual assault
Helping Canadians through tough times | Opinion
Dec 6, 2024 · The government’s secondary proposal to offer relief this holiday season is the “Working Canadians Rebate,” offering a $250 cheques to individuals who earned up to $150,000 in 2023.
Highest single-year increase in Nova Scotia’s child poverty rate, …
Dec 18, 2024 · A new report card is sounding the alarm on childhood poverty in Nova Scotia. More than two in five Nova Scotian children are living in food-insecure households, according to Statistics Canada—a number that has been “steadily rising” in recent years, the Canadian Centre for Police Alternatives-Nova Scotia report warns.