At first British Columbians appeared to be grinning and bearing the rising cost of gas, but now, with high gas prices sticking around, day-to-day behavior appears to be changing. Megan Turcato has more on what that might mean for Okanagan tourism.
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Gas prices have some British Columbians changing their travel plans
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