Victoria has already banned plastic checkout bags and Salmon Arm is exploring the measure. Now the north Okanagan is considering following suit. As Megan Turcato reports, that’s just one of the possible outcomes as the regional district tries to cut down on the amount of plastic headed to local dumps.
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North Okanagan plans to regulate single-use plastics
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