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Penticton council is in the zone — for economic development, that is.

NDP leader visits local fruit growers

Oliver is hoping to break a sewer agreement with Vincor whose wine-tailings have been wreaking havoc with the sewage treatment plant.

Dan Ashton files nomination papers at City Hall

Penticton: Home of “fill in the blank.”

With two trustees having declared their intention to move on, there is guaranteed to be a pair of vacant seats on the SD67 school board when voting day comes around in November, and Cary Schneiderat wants to fill one of them.

Penticton should do more than rely on its good looks.

VPD, RCMP had many chances to stop serial killer preying on Downtown Eastside women

Who knew the key to better health would be a regular dose of fur?

Growing up, Richard Murphy recalls Thanksgiving as a time to reflect on all the good things in life. Now at age 45 and living alone circumstances have changed, but through his extended family at the Penticton Soupateria he is still able to count those blessings at this time of year.