Collett House, one of several pre First World War homes on Kelowna’s heritage registry, met with the wrecking ball Tuesday.The house at the corner of Pandosy Street and Royal Avenue was built more than 100 years ago.According to the City of Kelowna website, the house was “distinguished…
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Four-run third inning powers Blue Jays to 6-2 victory over Mets
Chris Bassitt threw six strong innings and Davis Schneider hit a two-run triple to help the Blue Jays to a 6-2 win over the New York Mets on Tuesday night.
Impending fall and winter storm season poses risks to Vancouver’s trees
On a Saturday in August, Vancouver resident Ryland Haggis heard a series of rapid cracks and pops outside his East 10th Avenue home and quickly realized a large tree was splintering.
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Vancouver police seek witnesses after cyclist seriously injured in crash
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A U.S. government shutdown may come before election as GOP pushes voting rule
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Ontario education workers, NDP call on government to stop violence in schools
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Whiskey Jack brings Stompin’ Tom’s stories to BAC
They definitely pay tribute to Stompin’ Tom – and they are definitely not a tribute act. “That’s a word that I’m a little wary of,” Duncan Fremlin, leader of Whiskey Jack, said in a phone interview from Toronto ahead of the band’s show at the Brockville Arts Centre next week. The show, Stories and Songs […]