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Attendance low at candidate forum

Attendance low at candidate forum

Centre Stage Theatre was half-full as three candidates presented their views and answered questions
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O’Leary discusses immigration, economy during Conservative leadership campaign stop in Nanaimo

O’Leary discusses immigration, economy during Conservative leadership campaign stop in Nanaimo

Canadian television personality meets with Conservative supporters in Nanaimo
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Penticton okays free parking for cruisers

Penticton okays free parking for cruisers

The Peach City Beach Cruise wants to ensure participants leave Penticton with a positive impression
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KVR student off to science fair nationals

KVR student off to science fair nationals

Twelve-year-old Kate Piché of KVR Middle School will carry the Penticton banner in next month’s national science fair competition in Regina, Sask.
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Six artists chosen for sculpture exhibition

Six artists chosen for sculpture exhibition

Penticton’s Public Sculpture Exhibition begins in May
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Ride to end mental health stigma

Ride to end mental health stigma

Canadian Mental Health Association kicks off Ride Don’t Hide event
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Risling nets overtime winner for Vees

Risling nets overtime winner for Vees

Penticton Vees down the Chilliwack Chiefs in Game 4 of the BCHL Fred Page Cup final
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The forest isn’t your landfill

The forest isn’t your landfill

Seriously stop - that is the message from a non-profit about illegal dumping in the back country.
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Most breathtaking places in North America

Most breathtaking places in North America

Penticton and Osoyoos were named to the Top 34 most breathtaking places in North America by Expedia.
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First Things First grows annual symposium

First Things First grows annual symposium

First Things First’s second energy symposium is even bigger
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