This article from the South Okanagan Similkameen Division of Family Practice explains what to do and where to go in Princeton, should you need to access a family doctor, nurse practitioner, emergency care or other health services.
Princeton Mayor Spencer Coyne made a heartfelt plea to residents last Sunday morning.
Princeton council will continue to hold regular meetings but the doors to the council chambers will be closed to the public.
'We are really not set up to have this many people at this time of year.' Area H Director Bob Coyne
Princeton's doctors, nurses and other health professionals, as well as care providers from around the region, are making a plea for donations of Personal Protective Equipment in the fight against COVID-19.
Teachers care about more than grades.
Teachers care about more than grades.
'We know who they are, and where they are, and if push comes to shove they can be fined,' says mayor
The Town of Princeton has launched what could be B.C.'s first municipally-managed hotline in response to the Coronavirus.
A man allegedly impersonating an official from Interior Health escorted an elderly Princeton woman from her home on March 26 and took her for a drive.
A Kamloops-area man, charged with second degree murder, is living in the Princeton area under court order.
The Town of Princeton, along with School District 58, shut down all its parks late March 26 on the heels of a similar announcement from the Regional District of Okanagan Similkameen.
Princeton Mayor Spencer Coyne is turning to techology to connect with residents.
The Town of Princeton, with the help of Support Our Health Care (SOHC) and other groups, is establishing a network to help seniors and shut ins through the Coronavirus crisis.
Save-On-Foods responded last week to concerns about empty shelves and food shortages with a number of initiatives.
COVID-19: Mayor urges locals to practice social distancing, stay home when they can
