Penticton athlete takes home gold in freestyle aerials at Canada Games
Brayden Kuroda won the event with a combined score of 121.65.
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Okanagan College professor awarded for promoting financial literacy
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Poll: What do you think of Family Day weekend’s move?
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Murdered and missing honoured at Stolen Sisters Memorial March in B.C.
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Penticton Vees shut down by Merritt Centennials on Feb. 15
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NBA, FIBA announce plans for pro league in Africa
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Ottawa, provincial governments commit to addressing abuse in sports
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Vernon goes back in time for romantic Valentines
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Artist will use medical waste, resin to create upcycled butterfly mosaic
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Overwatch esports league expanded and ready for the road
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Cineplex profit falls as theatre attendance declines
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“Real Time” plugs for Penticton recognized as innovative
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OC Business students earn bronze at collegiate case competition
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Reader Poll
Before Monday, Feb. 18, Family Day in B.C. has fallen on the second Monday in February.
This change means that British Columbia’s long weekend now coincides with most other provinces. What are your thoughts on the change?
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