A fall vote is planned in Vernon where voters will get to decide if the regional district should borrow a large sum of cash. The $25 million would build a new cultural centre in the north Okanagan. As Megan Turcato reports, some resident feel the money could be better spent.
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Vernon voters split on borrowing referendum
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