Hockey has taken over the City of Kelowna as the Memorial Cup gets underway. Festivities started May 21 with a parade to showcase the tournament trophy and a ceremony to welcome teams and fans. It's on! The Memorial Cup has arrived in #Kelowna Game 1 – May 22 6PM – @Kelowna_Rockets vs @OHLRangers @BlackPressMedia @KelownaCapNews […]
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The Alouette River Management Society (ARMS) is inviting families and community members to its upcoming Father’s Day Fish Release. The event is taking place on Sunday, June 21, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Allco Park. This year’s location has been moved from Maple Ridge Park due to the ongoing parking lot closures affecting
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Albertans will vote this October on whether they would like to remain part of Canada. In a televised address on Thursday, Premier Danielle Smith said that while she supports Alberta remaining in Canada, Albertans have shown they want their voices to be heard on the question. “The fact is that between the “Forever Canada” petition
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A sea of spectators flooded downtown Kelowna on May 21 to catch a glimpse of the Memorial Cup trophy arriving in the city. The Westbank First Nation Canoe Brigade paddled the trophy across Okanagan Lake and into Kelowna’s City Park, where it was handed off to members of the Canadian Armed Forces. Once the cup
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Kids were climbing into, out of, and around the cabs of Pitt Meadows public works vehicles on Thursday, May 21, for the annual Touch-A-Truck event. Streams of children from local public schools, preschools, and those who came with their parents lined up at Spirit Square for their turn to get behind the controls of some
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