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Plans for new swim venue at City Park brings back fond memories of Kelowna Regatta (opens the original)
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The announcement of plans for a new swim venue on Okanagan Lake at City Park brings back fond memories of Kelowna Regatta for those who remember the event’s heyday. Regatta began in 1906 and with the addition of the Kelowna Aquatic Centre and the Ogopogo Stadium grew into an huge event that put the city on the map. “During it’s heyday, which was probably the late-40s and 50s, it brought tourists flocking to this city. There were more tourists than there were citizens. It was one big party,” said
Mount Boucherie Secondary closed due to staffing shortage caused by bridge closure (opens the original)
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Mount Boucherie Secondary School is closed today. School District 23 advised parents that the school would be closed due to a staffing shortage caused by traffic delays in the wake of a serious crash that closed the William R. Bennett Bridge coming into West Kelowna from Kelowna. An email sent to families said, “Due to the bridge closure, not enough staff can attend to ensure student safety.” Parents were advised to pick up any students who had already been dropped off, or if that was not possib
On The Street: Are Kelowna voters happy with the past four years? (opens the original)
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General Local Elections day for municipalities across B.C. is Oct. 17. In Kelowna, with three mayoral candidates and nearly 40 people running for a councillor seat, there’s plenty of choice. And with four incumbents not running for re-election change is inevitable. Castanet asked people about their opinion of the past four years in Kelowna and what they would like to see done differently. “I think I’m o.k. I’ve seen lots of progress and lots of infrastructure work, lots of bike lanes I like. I’m
West Kelowna physician recognized with national award for women’s health advocacy (opens the original)
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A West Kelowna physician is being recognized for leadership in advocating for women’s health and medical education. Dr. Unjali Malhotra is the recipient of the Enid Johnson MacLeod Award from the Federation of Medical Women of Canada. The award honours a Canadian doctor who has demonstrated outstanding commitment to women’s health research or education. It’s named for a pioneering Nova Scotia anesthesiologist who conducted groundbreaking research. Dr. Malhotra founded British Columbia's first ac
Gordon Lightfoot tribute show coming to Kelowna (opens the original)
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You won’t have to go out in the “early morning rain” to catch this Gordon Lightfoot tribute. Former Okanagan Life magazine publisher John Paul Byrne will bring his If You Could Read My Mind: The Gordon Lightfoot Tribute Show to Kelowna Community Theatre on the afternoon of Oct 4. The show has played to sold out audiences across B.C. and Alberta and has been described as “totally stunning”, masterful and entertaining. The son of Lightfoot’s lead guitarist once told Byrne, “You just sang ‘If You C
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