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, British Columbia, 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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May 19th marks the 110 years since the S.S. Sicamous’s maiden voyage, and the public is invited to the ship for a 1914-themed celebration between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m.
By: Dan Walton
Despite a few small spikes in student enrolment in recent years, the overall trend of student populations in Summerland isn't healthy enough to save Giant's Head Elementary from the guillotine.
The Revelstoke Grizzlies are the 2024 Tech Cup champions.
Dan Walton The Revelstoke Grizzlies are the 2024 Tech Cup champions. They sailed to victory against the Fernie Ghostriders, defeating them by a score of 7–1 on Tuesday night to sweep the series 4-0.
I flew 4,000 kilometres to Ontario for the eclipse and all I got was a cloudy day. Damn April Showers.
Tornado warnings ruined an eclipse festival that a Penticton businessman drove 5,000 kilometres to attend, yet the stars still aligned for a perfect viewing.
Tornado warnings ruined an eclipse festival that a Penticton businessman drove 5,000 kilometres to attend, yet the stars still aligned for a perfect viewing.
Just a few short years ago it was a criminal offence to puff on a joint. A few months ago it was still illegal for businesses to allow it. But
By: Dan Walton
Just a few short years ago it was a criminal offence to puff on a joint. A few months ago it was still illegal for businesses to allow it.
Volunteers, from left, Jenny Carraro, Jean Jacobsen, Linda Ruby, Alex Bodden and Suzanne Tinning were up bright and early Tuesday for the opening day of the annual Rotary Club of
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