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Trio of Okanagan men fined $11K for poaching 4 mooseThe B.C. Conservation Officer Service says one man shot and killed four moose over two hunting trips, but used friends’ tags to cover it up.CrimeApr 9
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Call for smaller class sizes as COVID exposures rise in Central Okanagan schoolsSusan Bauhart, president of the Central Okanagan Teachers' Association, said school staff are becoming increasingly nervous.EducationApr 6
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Family of Lake Country woman launches civil suit in search of justiceThe Lake Country man accused of murdering his wife inherited everything that she owned, and her mother has now launched a lawsuit seeking justice.CanadaApr 2
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Alleged vigilantism lands Lake Country man in police custody"When people decide to bypass law enforcement and take matters into their own hands it can lead to dangerous situations," RCMP said.CrimeApr 1
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Okanagan landmark goes up in flames, owner may not replace"Replacing it is not going to happen right away," Holiday Park Resort president Dan Sigal said.FireApr 1
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B.C. IIO won’t be referring Okanagan traffic-stop case to Crown for possible chargesThe police oversight agency says it reviewed the evidence and determined that there are no reasonable grounds that any officer committed an offence.CrimeMar 23
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Lake Country says it won’t take further action on sport court noise complaintA Lake Country, B.C. man said he is feeling stifled after the municipality had a lawyer send him a letter over his noise complaints.NewsMar 23
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‘Disappointing’: Defibrillator taken overnight from Oyama storeThe potentially life-saving device, meant to help bystanders respond in a medical emergency, went missing from its case overnight.CrimeMar 14
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Province announces 450 new child care spaces for the OkanaganThe Ministry of Children and Family Development says the new spaces are part of the provincial government’s commitment to increasing access to child care.CanadaMar 2
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Central Okanagan population predicted to grow by 80,000 over next 2 decades“Our outlook is for the Central Okanagan region to grow by more than 80,000 residents over the coming two decades.”CanadaFeb 26
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