15 boats reported stolen in one week: Kelowna RCMP
In the past week alone, Mounties in Kelowna have been notified of 15 boat thefts.
Source: bc.ctvnews.ca
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14 fishing boats stolen from Kelowna business - Kelowna Capital News
‘This theft is a significant loss to this business’
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14 fishing boats stolen from Kelowna business - Salmon Arm Observer
‘This theft is a significant loss to this business’
Source: saobserver.net
Police searching for 14 fishing boats stolen in Kelowna
The water craft were likely hoisted onto a truck when they were taken from the property, which is in a bustling part of town
Source: vancouversun.com
Kelowna crime: 14 fishing boats stolen from business
Mounties in Kelowna are appealing for witnesses and information after 14 aluminum fishing boats were stolen from a locked compound at a local business.
Source: bc.ctvnews.ca
Police searching for 14 fishing boats stolen in Kelowna
More than a dozen fishing boats have been stolen from a Kelowna business. Police received a call from the business in the 800-block McCurdy Place on ...
Source: saltwire.com
Kelowna developer remains Kelowna's top corporate taxpayer - Kelowna News
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Grass fire breaks out near McCurdy Place in Kelowna, B.C - Okanagan
Around 5 p.m., emergency crews were called on scene to a report of a grass fire on a hill near McCurdy Place and Highway 97.
Source: globalnews.ca
Many supportive housing tenants in B.C.'s Central Okanagan aren't getting the care they need: study
According to the study, published in the May 2023 issue of B.C. Medical Journal, 72 per cent of supportive housing tenants reported feeling their health needs had gone unmet.
Source: cbc.ca