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The results of a city parking survey are in and city staff would like to…

Penticton retail cannabis shops will have to wait to see if the city will extend…

A special meeting of Penticton city council has been called for noon tomorrow, March 23.…

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A Penticton city councillor and newspaper editor was arrested on Thursday for decades-old sex crime…

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PENTICTON - Penticton’s public buildings are getting old and in need of repair, replacement or upgrades, city council learned this week. Council received an overview of the city's Facitlities Master Plan from its consultant which says the 25 facilities have an average age of 40 years and repairs or upgrades in the order of $31...