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Castanet's week in review

Castanet's Week in Review for September 18 - 24, 2022.

Growing the game

The Kelowna Kinsmen Club hosted a cornhole tournament over the weekend open to the public, with hopes of drawing attention to the sport while also attracting new members. “It’s a really exciting community of players. Just like pickleball

WolfPack wins again

Photo: Pixabay The Thompson River WolfPack women's soccer team earned a come-from-behind victory over the Fraser Vallet Cascades on Saturday night, winning 2-1. Anika Black and Emily Clark both tallied goals in the second half of the

Missing Kamloops woman

Photo: RCMP The Kamloops RCMP is seeking help from the community in locating a missing woman. Amber-Rose Deliva (35), was last heard from on September 15 and was reported missing five days later. Police and family have been unable to

Pair of protests at city hall

Two completely different protests took place outside of Kelowna City Hall on Friday, but they both shared one common goal — a demand for change. In conjunction with climate protests across the globe on Friday, protesters in Kelowna called

Referee shortage in football

Football is back, but the referees are not. The BC Football Officials Association is short staffed and scrambling to keep both high school and community football alive this season. “We’ve lost five senior officials in the last year,

Water advisory coming

Photo: Pixabay People living in Black Mountain are being advised about an upcoming water advisory. The Black Mountain Irrigation District has issued a precautionary water quality advisory for the entire service area due to maintenance work. The

Fundraiser 'Beyond Belief'

Photo: BC Cancer Foundation The BC Cancer Foundation is doing things beyond belief. A historic $500 million fundraising campaign, called Beyond Belief, has been launched to advance cancer research and enhance care across the province. In

Tent city outgrows itself

As nights in Kelowna grow colder, a new homeless shelter is nearly ready to open downtown at the former BC Tree Fruits packinghouse on Bay Avenue. Its 60 beds will replace the 60 that were lost at the end of June when the previous shelter at 550

Young Stars Classic wraps

Photo: Brayden Ursel The Young Stars Classic ended Monday with a battle of the undefeated -- the home province Vancouver Canucks taking on the up and coming prospects of the Edmonton Oilers. The Canucks got a pair of goals from 22-year-old

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