Dan Walton is a local journalist based in Penticton, Canada. He writes for various publications including the Penticton Herald, KELOWNA DAILY COURIER, and Castanet Media. With a focus on local news and events, Dan covers a range of topics including community issues, arts and entertainment, and human interest stories.
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Penticton, Canada (Local)
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Dan's coverage primarily focuses on local events, community issues, and entertainment news in the Penticton area of Canada. He frequently covers stories related to local events, government announcements, culture & society topics such as off-leash dog parks and foreign worker programs.
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By: Dan Walton
The cost of hockey equipment makes it difficult for many families to get onside with the sport, but a trio of parents in Penticton launched a project to ice some of the expenses.
It seems like voters have become forgiving over embarrassing social media posts from the past.
It seems like voters have become forgiving over embarrassing social media posts from the past.
By: Dan Walton
Holy Grounds Coffee at the Penticton Indian Reserve may not look like the most glamorous café, and that's how the owners are able to sell quality coffee at competitive prices.
Holy Grounds Coffee at the Penticton Indian Reserve may not look like the most glamorous café, and that’s how the owners are able to sell quality coffee at competitive prices.
A Kelowna man who was wrongfully arrested for sex trafficking suspects his ex-wife may have had something to do with it.
The classic story of A Christmas Carol takes place in London during the 19th Century – but what if the same story took place today in the Okanagan?
By: Dan Walton
After the seizure of a significant amount of TCH-infused candy, the BC RCMP is warning the public about how similar the packaging can be to familiar brand names.
A Kelowna man who was wrongfully arrested for sex trafficking suspects his ex-wife may have had something to do with it.
There were 183 overdose deaths in B.C. last month, but don’t worry because the RCMP is going after public enemy number one: counterfeit snacks.
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