Aboriginal canoes arrive on Penticton shores

Four traditional canoes paddled by aboriginal youth team members arrived on the Penticton shores of Okanagan Lake on the weekend.

Four canoes full of aboriginal youth are welcome Saturday to Penticton at the end of a five-day paddle from Vernon.

Four canoes full of aboriginal youth are welcome Saturday to Penticton at the end of a five-day paddle from Vernon.

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