Special visit by Care-a-Van team is the company's way of saying thanks to its customers and the communities where they live and work.
Alicia Collins
The Telus Care-a-Van was in Penticton recently as part of it’s trek through BC and Alberta doing a variety of good deeds in the communities it visits.
The block party was hosted by the Downtown Penticton Association and Ellis Street business owners
Owners Kim Wade and Tracey Wiseman want to use their expertise to help struggling families
Faye Arcand is a freelance writer living in the South Okanagan
True leaders work for us, not the fossil fuel industry
Environment Canada forecasts thunder, cloud and rain for one more day
The proposed bylaw would outlaw sitting or lying on the city’s downtown sidewalks
Join the Penticton Western News as they celebrate the Best of the South Okanagan awards
Leonard has 27 points, 17 boards to lead Toronto past Milwaukee
Inderdeep Kaur Deo facing charge of accessory after the fact to murder
There would appear to be a definite way to solve the problem for the councillors
Her mother who was sleeping in the same tent with her did not survive
Highway 1 is closed east of Revelstoke near Canyon Hot Springs due… Continue reading
Family offering $5,000 reward for information leading to the safe return of Tim Delahaye
Last Saturday Violet Madeline celebrated 101 years. A member of the Lower… Continue reading
