WHL season to start March 26, Kamloops and Kelowna approved as hub cities
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It’s game on.
The WHL says it has been granted approval by the province to play in two Hub Centers located in Kamloops and Kelowna allowing the season to start March 26.
The province’s five dub-clubs will form the B.C. Division, including the Kamloops Blazers, Kelowna Rockets, Prince George Cougars, Vancouver Giants, and Victoria Royals.
All B.C. games during the abbreviated 24 game season will be played within the two hub centers only, under an approved cross-Hub Center model.
The Prince George Cougars will be located at the Sandman Centre in Kamloops along with the Vancouver Giants and Kamloops Blazers.
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West Kelowna Fire Rescue members had to wear special gear to save a man who had fallen through the ice on Shannon Lake yesterday. He was about 20 feet offshore hanging on to the ice when firefighters got to him. Chief Jason Brolund says two days of temperatures above 10 should leave no doubt that ice season on the valley-bottom lakes is over and people should stay off the remaining ice as it quickly disappears. You’ll see a picture above.
The provincial government is providing funding for more licensed child care spaces in the central Okanagan. 37 spaces will be created in Kelowna while there will be 81 in Lake Country. Victoria says since July of 2018, 241 new spaces have been created in Kelowna.
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