Welcome to the Penticton Western News
Marylin Eva Barnay. Techie, tool guy or needing a little TLC, give dad what he really wants! We at the Penticton Western News are proud to present to you, Penticton News. We are your local community resource for events happening in Penticton, BC.
UPDATE: Flash flood causes 16 evacuations, 86 structures flooded
Jul 4, 2022 · In total, the EOC received 86 calls for flood damage on Monday, with 16 people evacuated from their homes after the structures were deemed uninhabitable. According to Environment Canada, starting at 2 p.m., about 12.3 millimetres of rain fell in 45 minutes time in Penticton. While the same amount of rain fell in Summerland and other parts of ...
E-Editions - Penticton Western News
Jun 14, 2024 · Penticton Western News, August 09, 2024. Penticton Western News, August 02, 2024. Altitude, Central Mountain Air In-flight Magazine June 2024. Penticton Western News, June 14, 2024. SOAR 2024 May/Jun Edition. Sooke to Port Renfrew 2024. Altitude, Central Mountain Air In-flight Magazine April 2024.
Penticton’s largest housing project clears public hurdle
Oct 4, 2023 1:30 PM. Up to 1,500 units of rental and strata apartments are being proposed for a property located across from the Penticton Regional Hospital. (City of Penticton) In a battle between Penticton’s need for housing and its limited space for industrial businesses, it was housing that won out. After a public hearing that stretched ...
Year in Review: A year of fires, suspicious and tragic in Penticton
Dec 28, 2022 · Two were arrested for the arson but charges have not been formalized. (Facebook) Expand. The year 2022 was one filled with fires, both suspicious and tragic. From the historic Warren House exploding, to the Toyota Penticton arson fire to ending the year in tragedy when a couple died in an apartment fire on Lakeshore Drive. WARREN HOUSE.
UPDATE: Fast-moving grass fire in Penticton under control
Aug 19, 2023 · A fast-moving grass fire in the West Bench area of Penticton prompted a quick response from crews on Saturday, Aug. 19. The incident is reported to be at Newton Drive and West Bench Drive, across from the area’s elementary school. The blaze is now listed on the BC Wildfire Service map. It is an estimated .3 hectares in size.
Penticton set heat and snowfall records in span of 5 days: …
Dec 9, 2021 · December has been a record-setting weather month in Penticton and according to experts, there’s still more history to be written. On the first day of the month, the city had set a national heat record for Dec. 1 with temperatures reaching 22 C.
Those who spent, won in Penticton’s 2022 election
Feb 2, 2023 · The Penticton general election in 2022 was an expensive one, with candidates putting in over $110,000 into the race. The $110,878.60 in spending from council and mayoral candidates equates to roughly $10.96 spent per person who cast a ballot in the election, given the 10,115 voters. The expenditures for candidates in the last election were made ...
City of Penticton looks toward post-pandemic economic recovery
Dec 12, 2020 · The powers that be at the City of Penticton have begun to look towards rebuilding the city’s economy in a post-pandemic world. Although the pandemic is still on-going, city council has created a new task force to lead the community’s recovery after COVID-19.
Construction returns as Penticton heads towards 4th biggest year
Oct 15, 2021 · After a lull during the start of the pandemic, 2021 is a return to form for construction in Penticton as the city closes in on its busiest year since 2018 and 2017.
- Some results have been removed