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The Okanagan is such a tourist destination that weathered the 2020 pandemic better than most, Jarrett said. “Kamloops has a slightly different demand mechanism,” she said. “They have more essential travel because of the pipeline and mining so they have a lot of big construction and big industry projects there where the Okanagan is more leisure-orientated.” Travelling for work is considered essential so the travel restrictions may have less of an impact in Kamloops, but Jarrett won’t know for sure until the data is compiled in the coming weeks. When the initial announcement was made Monday, there was an immediate response.
Image Credit: SUBMITTED / City of Penticton February 02, 2021 - 5:35 PM Penticton city council approved a covenant to preserve the heritage aspects of Riordan House today. Local historians Randy Manuel and Anna Hargrave provided council with an overview for a request for heritage protection of Riordan House today, Feb. 2. At the centre of a council discussion that followed was a recommendation from city staff for council to authorize the registration of a heritage covenant on the title of the heritage property at 689 Winnipeg St.. The covenant, city planner Blake Laven explained, would restrict use of the property, preventing demolition of the house and certain types of development. It would go on title and transfer with ownership, and would be up to the city to enforce.