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Image Credit: Ben Bulmer July 10, 2021 - 3:09 PM A Kelowna trucker who was one of the first on the scene of Friday night s wildfire in Coldstream says he thinks it was sparked by a discarded cigarette. Thomas Neufeld was driving home July 9 just before 10 p.m. when he noticed a small fire off the side of Highway 97. He pulled over and grabbed a fire extinguisher to try and douse the flames while a Saskatchewan couple and two Alberta residents in their own cars did the same. “It was just a small little fire, like maybe a few feet in diameter, so having a fire extinguisher in our trucks, I thought ‘hey let’s see if we can get at this before it becomes something serious,’” he said. ....
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Article content Kingsville town council approved an interim bylaw Monday that will place a pause on new development for up to a year on some areas of the eastern section of Main Street in the downtown core. The rapidly developing town has several choice pieces of downtown real estate drawing attention and is currently working on a secondary planning document to focus on determining what Kingsville residents want to seem on the main street. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Kingsville bylaw pauses some development to allow time for downtown planning study Back to video ....