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South Okanagan community newspapers still available during postal strike

Pick-up locations available for subscribers to Summerland Review, Keremeos Review and Similkameen Spotlight
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Mail is not being delivered during a Canada Post strike, but subscribers to community newspapers in Summerland, Keremeos and Princeton can still pick up their papers to stay up to date with the latest news. (Canada Post)

During the Canada Post strike, community papers in the South Okanagan and Similkameen will still be available for subscribers.

The postal strike began on Friday, Nov. 15. Mail and parcels will not be processed or delivered during the duration of the strike, said Lisa Liu, spokesperson for Canada Post. 

Subscribers of the Summerland Review, Keremeos Review and the Similkameen Spotlight who would normally receive their papers through the mail can pick up their papers from locations in these communities.

Summerland Review subscribers can pick up their papers at the former Summerland Review building, 13226 Victoria Rd. N., on Thursday, Nov. 21 from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

In Keremeos, subscribers to the Keremeos Review can stop at Buy-Low Foods, 701 7th Ave. to pick up their papers.

In Princeton, subscribers to the Similkameen Spotlight can pick up their papers at The Winking Pedlar, 136 Tapton Ave. 

News content for these papers is also available online, with local and regional coverage.
 



John Arendt

About the Author: John Arendt

I have worked as a newspaper journalist since 1989 and have been at the Summerland Review since 1994.
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