The 200 block of Leon Avenue in downtown Kelowna has been on a downward spiral for years.

The testing site was opened on Tuesday, Aug. 4, and featured testing on a first-come, first-served basis, seven days a week.

The Kelowna Legacy Group says the downtown site is a priceless piece of land that should be lumped into a bigger parcel to create something citizens can be proud of.

'RCMP credit the woman for her strong will, as she managed to free and defend herself.'

The Interior Health Authority (IHA) has identified two more locations where people may have been exposed to COVID-19 in  Kelowna.

“We are looking at their exposures, where they were, when they were in Kelowna, and we are identifying a couple of parties where these individuals may have converged.”

Interior Health has issued an advisory that people who visited downtown Kelowna from June 25 to July 6 may have potentially been exposed to coronavirus.

Last week, the City of Kelowna closed down four blocks of Bernard Avenue to vehicle traffic to allow restaurants to create or expand outdoor seating capacity.

The city says its sidewalk patio program, meant to help local businesses, will run June 29 to Sept. 8.

With high-rise buildings popping up in downtown Kelowna, the landscape of the city is changing rapidly.