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The Bald Range aftermath (opens the original)
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Penticton-Summerland MLA Amelia Boultbee said she will do everything in her power to continue assisting the 13,000 Summerlanders who were evacuated as a result of the Bald Range Wildfire. During a 30-minute presentation to the  Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen on Thursday, Boultbee said she wanted to âacknowledge the really incredible work thatâs been done by the RDOS, staff members ⦠I know it has been very trying with the great tragedy that has occurred here.â While the fire
Penticton council approves $8.9M electrical microgrid (opens the original)
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Penticton council has approved spending almost $9 million on an electrical microgrid system designed to help power Penticton Regional Hospital and other critical infrastructure during emergencies. The project is also expected to reduce peak electricity demand and energy costs, improve community resiliency and energy security, support the cityâs climate-action and greenhouse-gas reduction goals, and allow for the future integration of additional energy resources. Council first reviewed the Elec
Gilbert pleads with public to stop abusing staff (opens the original)
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Penticton City Councillor Isaac Gilbert knows politicians and bureaucrats are bound to face criticism from the public, but he said lines were crossed when a senior manager faced harassment and abuse over infrastructure planning, and he reminds the public that staff and council are not villains. Â During a presentation by chief administrative officer Anthony Haddad and Kristen Dixon, general manager of infrastructure, during Tuesdayâs regular meeting of council, Gilbert spoke out about some of
Penticton council orders independent review of controversial road project (opens the original)
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Penticton council has endorsed spending between $20,000 and $40,000 to hire an independent traffic engineering consultant to review a controversial road project at Skaha Lake Road and Green Avenue following concerns about traffic congestion and strong public opposition. At council’s Aug. 18 meeting, Coun. Jason Reynen introduced a notice of motion seeking information about the project, which reduced lanes on Skaha Lake Road and made several changes to the busy south-end intersection. Council sub
Penticton greenlights $8.9M microgrid to power critical infrastructure (opens the original)
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Penticton council has approved spending almost $9 million on an electrical microgrid system designed to help power Penticton Regional Hospital and other critical infrastructure during emergencies. The project is also expected to reduce peak electricity demand and energy costs, improve community resiliency and energy security, support the city’s climate-action and greenhouse-gas reduction goals, and allow for the future integration of additional energy resources. Council first reviewed the Electr
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