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Two players with Okanagan connections taken in CFL draft - BCFC
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Long-time school trustee Rolli Cacchioni passes away - Kelowna News
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EDMONTON The EE Football Team has extended defensive back Jordan Beaulieu through the 2021 season and wide receiver Shai Ross and running back Alex Taylor through the 2022 season.
Beaulieu was originally drafted by the EE Football Team in the third round (24th overall) of the 2018 CFL Draft. The Western University product has been a strong special teams contributor, recording 10 special teams tackles in 30 career games.
Ross was selected in the fifth round (40th overall) by the EE Football Team in the 2019 CFL Draft. In his first season in the green and gold, Ross played in five games and recorded a pair of kickoff returns for 48 yards and a punt return for 20 yards. Prior to his time in the CFL, Ross played for the University of Manitoba Bisons and the Okanagan Sun of the Canadian Junior Football League.
Bob Lindsay is being inducted into the Okanagan Sun Hall of Fame - BCFC
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Whether going to the store, the office, or the park, COVID-19 has changed the way humans live, work, and play, but if there’s a positive side to a worldwide pandemic, it’s that people are questioning the norm and rethinking some of the most fundamental aspects of their lives.
In a time when room to breathe is more important than ever, living in a place that enables recreation from the doorstep has become an attractive feature of smaller cities across the globe. At the same time, working remotely has led businesses to reconsider the need to have offices in traditional major centres such as Vancouver, Calgary, or Toronto, especially when class A office space is now available in smaller centres like Kelowna.