A tentative deal for local governments to purchase a former rail corridor is creating a lot of enthusiasm in the north Okanagan. The agreement is significant because it could lead to a second rail trail, this one stretching from Armstrong to Sicamous. However, as Megan Turcato reports, buying the property is only the first step.
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Second north Okanagan rail trail one step closer to reality
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