Barb Aguiar is a journalist based in Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada. She writes for the KELOWNA DAILY COURIER and Penticton Herald, focusing on local news and community stories. Barb's articles cover a range of topics including wildfires, community events, human interest stories, and tips for pet owners.
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Barb Aguiar's local focus highlights her interest in community-related topics, including family and relationships, culture and society. She frequently includes expert commentary and event coverage in her articles, indicating a preference for insights from knowledgeable individuals within the community.
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Kelowna’s City Park was filled with the sounds of upbeat music, cheering and laughter Saturday as over 450 people spent the day playing for a good cause as part of
By: Barb Aguiar
With food trucks, food vendors and free samples of everything from perogies and stew to cookies, it was all about food, glorious vegan food, at VegFest, the Okanagan's biggest plant-based festival, Sunday at the Westbank Lions Community Centre.
By: Barb Aguiar
The more than 200 people who showed up Wednesday night to learn more about the three West Kelowna-Peachland riding candidates vying to become their MLA in the upcoming provincial election were disappointed as only a single candidate attended an all-candidates forum.
By: Barb Aguiar
The more than 200 people who showed up Wednesday night to learn more about the three West Kelowna-Peachland riding candidates vying to become their MLA in the upcoming provincial election
By: Barb Aguiar
When a firefighter comes to your door in the Okanagan, often the first thing that comes to mind is having to leave because of a wildfire; however, Tuesday night West Kelowna firefighters and students in the Mount Boucherie Secondary School's Fire Academy program were going door-to-door in a 55-plus West Kelowna mobile home park, checking residents' smoke alarms.
By: Barb Aguiar
Macklin McCall of the BC Conservatives rode a wave of Conservative popularity to win the reconfigured West Kelowna Peachland riding with 51% of the vote.
Macklin McCall of the BC Conservatives rode a wave of Conservative popularity to win the reconfigured West Kelowna Peachland riding with 51% of the vote.
Children were perched in the branches of trees that lined the road leading into Kelowna’s City Park Monday to get a bird’s eye view of the parade as it marched
More than 20 brilliant glowing trees chased away the November gloom Friday night while bringing hope to sick children across the province as West Kelowna’s Mission Hill Family Estate Winery
Hundreds of people bundled up against a bone-chilling wind Friday evening to kick off the festive season at West Kelowna’s Annual Light Up.
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