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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 10, 2019
The City of West Kelowna is fortunate to have so many benches and picnic tables, for people to enjoy within its parks and trails, many of them donated in memory of loved ones who have inspired us, enriched our lives and made our community great over the years.
The City of West Kelowna’s Parks Amenity Donation Program offers families the opportunity to dedicate a bench, picnic table or other select item in memory of loved...
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 08, 2019
Sports fields in the City of West Kelowna open this weekend, Saturday, April 13.
Please stay off until then to allow the fields the little bit of extra time they still need to toughen up. Our parks staff is dedicated to keeping our award winning sports fields in tiptop shape and they have them ready by mid-April almost every season, so long as weather cooperates, as is the case this year.
Crews are also getting the last few...
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 02, 2019
Year round field sports will be a reality by this fall in the City of West Kelowna. 
Construction has started on the Multisport Dome and Rose Valley Watermain Projects at 2139 McDougall Road. Work on the watermain will begin first and construction will expand over the next few weeks to include the sports dome. Work should wrap up by October 31, shortly after outdoor athletic fields close for winter.
The City awarded...
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 04, 2019
The February freeze is over and it’s time to warm up to spring by registering for a recreational program in the City of West Kelowna!
In addition to the 100s of programs offered in the 80-page Spring 2019 Recreation Guide, you’ll find information on Spring Break activities in March and the Easter Egg Scramble, Art Exhibitions and Pitch-In Week in April.
The guide offers programs for people of all ages and abilities...
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE From Regional District of Central Okanagan February 1, 2019
The last day of February is the final opportunity for Central Okanagan dog owners to save on licensing fees.
Until February 28 a new licence or renewal for a dog that’s spayed or neutered costs $20; or if the dog isn’t spayed or neutered the fee is $60. That's a $20 discount from the regular annual licence fee. On March 1, licences return to the regular annual rates of $40...
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