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Tina Lee takes the wheel after Boultbee steps aside (opens the original)
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Penticton-Summerland MLA Amelia Boultbee initially planned to run for re-election as a member of the BCNDP, but after spending just three months on the team before a snap election was called, she decided to bow out. Last week, Boultbee sent local BCNDP supporters a voicemail introducing herself as the candidate in the upcoming election. On Monday this week, she announced she would not be running. She said the decision was not influenced by any bribes or threats. âNo thereâs nothing like tha
Penticton gets 12 before-and-after school spaces (opens the original)
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The provincial government is proud to be adding 1,200 new before-and after-school spaces across B.C. â but only 1% of them will be in Penticton. Of the 1,200 spaces the Government of British Columbia is creating, a mere 12 of them will be at Ãcole Entre-Lacs. "Anything we can do to make parents lives easier is always welcome,â Penticton-Summerland MLA Amelia Boultbee said in a press release. "These 12 before- and after-school care spaces at Entre Lacs elementary will make a great impact,
A new dawn for Donegal (opens the original)
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Boundary-Similkameen MLA Donegal Wilson has left the BC Conservative Party. After winning 44 of 93 seats in the October 2024 general election, the BC Conservatives are now down to 29 following Wilson's announcement that she will sit an independent as of today, Sept. 2. In her statement of resignation, she included a few lines at the end about how she still respects the remaining BC Conservative MLAs; sheâs staying true to her values; and her responsibility is still to her constituents. But m
Protesting two-tier healthcare in Penticton (opens the original)
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As of today, Sept. 1, the Province of Alberta has a two-tier healthcare system. As a result, the Council of Canadians planned protests across the country today. In Penticton, a rally was held outside the office of local MP Helena Konanz, who spoke with the crowd for a few minutes around lunchtime. Protesters expressed concern that two-tier healthcare could spread beyond Alberta, and asked Konanz to denounced the practice in Ottawa. Konanz tried to find common ground by agreeing that the Liberal
Heroic response to Bald Ridge wildfire was second nature for firefighters (opens the original)
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On the night of Aug. 7-8, when there was no margin for error, Summerland Fire Captain Kevin Bond watched every firefighter on the team professionally execute years of drills and training. As per the chain of command, all four captains at the Summerland Fire Department had their priorities set by Fire Chief Rob and Deputy Chiefs Pat Hawkes and Kevin Holder. âAs a leader in the department, as a captain, your job is to be the example and help set the tone, establish priorities. You do so with th
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