Eby writes that Penticton’s ‘serious’ social issues won’t improve under leadership of the mayor
The affordable housing agency sees mass timber as an opportunity to reduce building-related GHG emissions
City council voted unanimously to authorize legal action
The two politicians shared jabs during the Thursday morning session of the Provincial Legislature
The city and council are waiting for a written declaration from the province invoking their powers
Penticton council voted Tuesday to reject the shelter’s extension for a second time
Review could take several weeks to complete
City’s mayor, shelter’s executive director welcome news of independent review
Construction is expected to start in September and homes are expected to open in Fall 2021
Single mom struggles as supplement was her saving grace
Regional decision makers resort to COVID-19 concerns despite virtual meeting option and push hearing to September
Majority of those camped outside St. Anne’s church have been provided with hotel rooms
Property needs rezoning first, city planner says
Conference Board says pipeline, trade uncertainty affecting investment
