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- Sep 30, 2026
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Mary Louie recalls leaving residential school and why her band marks Orange Shirt Day a day early | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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Mary Louie remembers wanting only one thing when she was a young girl at residential school: to get home. Louie says she did not understand everything happening around her, but she noticed changes in the friends and became increasingly uneasy. “Well, I did go to residential school, but what I seen, I didn’t quite understand what was happening,” Louie said. She eventually escaped the school late one night. “I stayed off the road. I stayed in the mountains and crossed the highway at night. Walked
$22.4M investment to unlock 165 acres at Kelowna Airport | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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There is a lot of room to grow at Kelowna International Airport (YLW) and a major investment announced Monday is set to start unlocking it. The federal government is providing up to $22.4 million for infrastructure that will open up 165 acres of airport land for industrial and aerospace development. The funding will help pay for the water, sewer, electrical, communications and stormwater infrastructure needed to service the site. Philip Elchitz, director of operations and innovation at Kelowna I
Military looks to Kelowna students to fill aircraft technician jobs | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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The fighter jets may have been the attraction, but the Royal Canadian Air Force came to Kelowna Wednesday with a much bigger goal: finding young people willing to build careers keeping those aircraft in the air. Recruiters set up at Okanagan College’s Kelowna Aerospace Campus, speaking with students studying aircraft maintenance and other trades about opportunities in the military. The recruitment push comes as the Air Force works to bring more technicians into its ranks. The military says deman
Rutland homeowner cuts down trees over concerns about homeless activity | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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A Rutland homeowner says he has removed trees and other vegetation from his property in an effort to discourage people from using his yard as a place to hide, store belongings and use drugs. Kris Hyam says he regularly found items including clothing, tin foil, glass and drug paraphernalia on his property. “Having someone in your yard who is not invited is extremely aggravating. It feels like a violation,” Hyam said. Hyam decided to remove much of the privacy around his front yard. He says the wo
Summerland’s Twisted Whiskers closing as owner says wildfire added to business struggles | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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A Summerland, B.C., thrift store will permanently close its doors in December, after two difficult years in business and a summer tourism season disrupted by the Bald Range wildfire. Owner Jules Zest says she was already considering closing Twisted Whiskers Café and Thrift Store before the fire, but the challenges of this summer helped make the decision easier. “It was on the burner already. I was already thinking I needed to close,” Zest said. Zest opened the store hoping to create a space wher
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