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)
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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Alexandra Wright – former BC Conservatives candidate for Kelowna-Mission – got on board with the party thinking she could shake up the old boys club in Victoria, but then she
Alexandra Wright – former BC Conservatives candidate for Kelowna-Mission – got on board with the party thinking she could shake up the old boys club in Victoria, but then she
Lightning is believed to have started a fire that was discovered north of Highway 97C on Thursday.
Lightning is believed to have started a fire that was discovered north of Highway 97C on Thursday.
By: Dan Walton
Gavin Dew -- who threw his name in the ring for the 2022 BC Liberal Party leadership election -- will try and take another path into provincial politics through the BC Conservatives.
Rarely is live theatre ever delivered flawlessly -- but those inherent mistakes will be the appeal of Many Hats’ latest show, “The Play That Goes Wrong.”
Tracy St. Claire, the BC United candidate for Penticton-Summerland, was door-knocking on Wednesday morning when she learned that her party was bowing out of the election.
A film crew spent the holiday weekend working in downtown Summerland to shoot a movie with the working title “Christmas Blend.” A media release says the story does not involve
By: Dan Walton
Kelowna-based drag queen Freida Whales, far right, performs at this past weekend's Wicked Wood Music Festival in the Columbia Valley, not far from Fairmont Hot Springs.
An open house last weekend at the Dominion Radio Astrophysical Observatory gave the public a chance to get an up-close look at the facilities and telescopes, including the Canadian Hydrogen
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