Kelowna lawyer Paul Hergott will host National Day of Remembrance for Road Crash Victims in Canada
Effort will raise money for sick kids over the holidays
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Out of 767,734 eligible voters, 304,774 voted and 171,750 said ”no.”
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Official decision expected later Tuesday to end competition between North American cities to win bid and its promise of 50,000 jobs
Marvel co-creator was well-known for making cameo appearances in superhero movies
U.S. President Donald Trump in recent weeks described himself as a nationalist
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“They’re marching from the outskirts of living memory into history and if we don’t celebrate them and grasp onto those parts, the history will be lost.”
Second World War veteran Gerald Gaudet, 96, is one of the eldest of Whalley Legion’s roughly 700 members
The snow will stop falling Friday evening and turn to cloud
Legislative reporter doesn’t expect results by end of 2018
Bev Tosh, a Canadian artist, painted One-Way Passage, a monumental portrait of her mother Dorothy as a young war bride
It’s often parents and grandparents who know them best, the pair say
‘Festival of lights’ celebrates triumph of light over dark, good over evil
Pickets went up in Vernon, Penticton and Summerland as part of the rotating postal service strike
The campaign will take place throughout November at various high-risk locations around Vernon to raise awareness of pedestrian collisions.
Theatre Kelowna Society’s “A Seussified Christmas Carol” hits the stage at the Mary Irwin Theatre Nov. 22 to Dec. 2, 2018.
To honour the sacrifice and service of Canada’s military, the No Stone Left Alone Memorial Foundation seeks to educate students and have them place poppies on the headstones of veterans each November.
