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Job figures on the rise

Penticton Western News - Tuesday February 9, 2010

It appears that the regional job market has begun to rebound.

There were roughly 8,300 more people working during January in the Thompson-Okanagan this January compared to last, according to a new Statistics Canada labour force report.

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B.C. talks tough on Ottawa red tape

BC Local News - Tuesday February 9, 2010

VICTORIA – The B.C. government's throne speech takes an unusually harsh swipe at Ottawa for leaving private sector investments "stranded in the mire" of duplicated federal environmental assessments.

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Closing arguments heard for officer charged with assault

Penticton Western News - Thursday February 4, 2010

The final day of hearings in the trial of a Summerland RCMP officer charged with assault causing bodily harm concluded with competing narratives about the use of force during an incident along Highway 97 in Summerland more than two years ago.

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Eight the hard way

Penticton Western News - Tuesday February 9, 2010
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Penticton Western News - Tuesday February 9, 2010

Matthew Kosters’ performance during the B.C. AA provincial swim meet left KISU coaches impressed.

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Lakers overcome deficit to defeat Salmon Arm

Penticton Western News - Tuesday February 9, 2010

A 63-60 win over the Salmon Arm Golds was the best win for the Pen High Lakers.

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Laleggia’s streak helping Vees keep pace with Vipers

Penticton Western News - Tuesday February 9, 2010

Joey Laleggia is riding a 14-game point streak but you wouldn’t know it when asking him.

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Business

Penticton Western News - Thursday February 4, 2010

Beth Campbell has held many titles and offices during her career as a local entrepreneur and politician.

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Chamber recognizes business excellence

Penticton Western News - Tuesday February 2, 2010

The Penticton business community honoured its best Saturday evening. The Penticton and Wine Country Chamber of Commerce held their 22nd Annual Business Excellence Awards and dinner Saturday evening.

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Industry seeks tax reprieve

Penticton Western News - Thursday February 4, 2010

Penticton’s industrial sector, along with hundreds of local jobs, is in dire straits and needs tax reductions, according to the Penticton Industrial Development Association.

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Penticton Western News - Tuesday February 9, 2010

It was 10 years ago when a chance meeting between Ken Hamm and Ryga Centre director Ken Smedley set the guitarist on a new path.

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Tokyo provides a shopper’s delight

Penticton Western News - Tuesday February 9, 2010

Tokyo is not only the political and economical centre of Japan, it has also emerged as a centre of the world economy and culture.

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City completes land swap with school district

Penticton Western News - Tuesday February 9, 2010

Penticton council voted last week to sell two parcels of land that adjoin the former Kettle Valley Railway to School District 67 for $17,500.

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Child’s play helping to dry the tears

Penticton Western News - Thursday February 4, 2010

While individuals and groups across the Okanagan have made notable efforts to raise money for earthquake relief in Haiti, perhaps none are sacrificing as much as Curtis Nickle of Kaleden.

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Super Sunday

Penticton Western News - Tuesday February 9, 2010
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