Good morning, Penticton.
It looks like it will be a soggy start to the week with a 60 per cent chance of showers this morning and a mix of sun and cloud this afternoon. The expected high for today is 12C. For full weather details click here.
A fire in Summerland on Saturday night damaged a trailer at the MBC Nursery on Logie Road. Read more: Fire in Summerland at MBC Nursery
Four new, female-only beds are available for women in Penticton with no place to go this winter when weather becomes a factor. Read more: More beds for extreme weather shelter
In case you missed it: Photographer Mark Brett took impactful photos at Remembrance Day ceremonies on Friday. See photo gallery: Veterans saluted
A Canadian icon in golf died on Saturday of bone cancer. Penticton's AJ Eathorne, former player on the LPGA, shared memories of Dawn Coe-Jones with us. Read more: Eathorne talks about the loss of Dawn Coe-Jones
Also sad news in the music industry as Canadian legend Leonard Cohen died last week at the age of 82. Read more here. Saturday Night Live gave tribute to him and made a statement about the U.S. elections in a sober opening to their show.
New Zealand was rocked by a 7.8 magnitude earthquake that killed two people. Read more: New Zealand hit by aftershocks
In sports, the Penticton Vees split the weekend home and home series with the Vernon Vipers.
Read more: Vees snakebitten by Vernon, winning streak snapped and Penticton Vees take back end of home-and-home
It is a busy week with Penticton City council on tap tomorrow and we are working on stories today about former Penticton Vees player Troy Stetcher getting his first goal in the NHL with the Vancouver Canucks.
Put that puck on the mantle, @troystecher! pic.twitter.com/MQcyytiIcj
— Vancouver Canucks (@Canucks) November 14, 2016
As well some players from the Okanagan Hockey Academy will bring hardware home from the National Women's Under-18 Championship and the hit musical Mamma Mia! is at the South Okanagan Events Centre on Tuesday night.
Read more: Mamma Mia! returns to SOEC for farewell tour