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When Penticton council narrowly approved the purchase of eight new former-Olympic buses last year, one of the concerns raised was that the city’s buses often run well-under capacity, necessitating huge civic subsidies for most trips.

A man determined to be a high risk to commit a sexual offence found himself back in jail after being released just over a month ago.

The Cleland Theatre will be brimming with talent next week as a group of young women work towards their crowning achievement.

More than 1,000 BC Liberal delegates will be in Penticton today and Saturday for the governing party’s biennial convention.

Rita Chretien and family members returned to British Columbia late Tuesday afternoon.

A new two-day music festival is coming to Penticton this summer.

About 50 people joined the Okanagan School of the Arts and the City of Penticton Saturday to celebrate the reinstallation of sculptor Chong Fahcheong’s The Romp.

Osoyoos is planning on introducing a water conservation bylaw restricting watering between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.

It is likely that the provincial government will choose a location for its new correctional centre sometime before the City of Penticton holds its June 18 binding referendum, according to the Solicitor General Shirley Bond.