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TRUE Penticton Experience Market highlights over 50 local attractions
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TRUE Penticton Experience Market highlights over 50 local attractions

  • Hundreds attended the TRUE Penticton Experience Market at the Penticton Trade and Convention Centre.
  • The market showcased 50+ local attractions and businesses from the South Okanagan region.
  • Exhibitors included Visit Penticton and Discover Naramata among others.
  • Visitors could win prizes and participate in a scavenger hunt during the event.
  • The ninth annual TRUE Penticton Market supported the local food pantry through donations.
  • Event timing ran from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday.
  • Participants included Visit Penticton and Discover Naramata as organizers.
  • The market aimed to celebrate local tourism and unique experiences.
  • Budget Car and Truck Rental sponsored the ninth annual market.
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What we heard at Canucks locker-room clean out: 6 big-picture takeaways
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sports22h ago

What we heard at Canucks locker-room clean out: 6 big-picture takeaways

  • Demko’s health remains a priority as Vancouver plans a cautious workload to restore form and value over a three-year contract.
  • The locker-room culture is under review after admitting standards fell short, with a push to improve daily habits and accountability.
  • Younger players are pushing for a stronger, more cohesive culture as part of the rebuild.
  • Curtis Douglas’s role as a locker-room character is seen as a driver of the new underdog identity.
  • Calls to end the captaincy debate on Filip Hronek, as he downplayed potential leadership roles.
  • Elias Pettersson’s future remains uncertain despite public assurances about staying in Vancouver.
  • Derek Forbort’s injury tale underscores calls for more transparent injury updates.
  • The team aims to merge veteran leadership with a growing core to sustain progress.
  • The venue for the discussions was Rogers Arena, where Friday’s media sessions outlined six takeaways.
  • Injury reporting practices will be scrutinized as part of organizational reforms.
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Mario Canseco: Vancouver MLB push gains steam as B.C. backing hits 72 per cent
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sports11h ago

Mario Canseco: Vancouver MLB push gains steam as B.C. backing hits 72 per cent

  • Poll: 72% of British Columbians support a Vancouver MLB franchise, up 12 points since 2023.
  • Support spans all parties: Conservatives, NDP, and Greens all back the idea.
  • Regional support remains strong across Metro Vancouver, Fraser Valley, and beyond.
  • Potential fan actions rise as interest grows, including season tickets and attendance.
  • MLB expansion context frames Vancouver as a potential 32nd team.
  • Jays as preferred or favored MLB team cited by 49% of respondents.
  • Historical context notes fan engagement patterns with Canucks and other leagues.
  • Methodology: online survey conducted April 16–18, 2026 with 803 adults in British Columbia.
  • The article frames the Vancouver bid as aligning with broader Canadian viewership trends.
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Hollywood Film and TV Production in Canada Rebounds
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Hollywood Film and TV Production in Canada Rebounds

  • Canada 2025 film and TV production rose 9.5% to CAN$5.32 billion, recovering from 2023 strike impacts.
  • TV production led growth, rising 12.1% to CAN$3.42 billion in 2025.
  • Total Canadian production reached CAN$10.17 billion in 2025, down from 2023 peak.
  • U.S. studios continued major shoots north of the border, focusing on Toronto and Vancouver.
  • Notable 2025 productions included IT: Welcome to Derry and The Last of Us.
  • 2023 strikes caused a downturn; 2025 rebound follows that impact.
  • U.S. production accounted for 87% of foreign location shooting in Canada in 2024.
  • Canada saw a 2.2% decline in local homegrown production in 2025.
  • Canada remained a key hub for foreign production with strong VFX activity.
  • CMPA highlighted ongoing growth driven by foreign location and service production.
  • Overall 2025 production rose 4.6% to CAN$10.17 billion despite the downturn in 2023.
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