Penticton Indian Band
Vendor encounters fireworks of a different kind at new location
PENTICTON – Fireworks salesman Brent Zvonarich was starting to see sales light up like a…
Penticton Indian Band recognized at business awards
PENTICTON – The Penticton Indian Band's development arm has been recognized for its efforts at…
Inclusiveness, women’s issues priorities for new Penticton Indian Band chief
PENTICTON – The new chief of the Penticton Indian Band wants to see all members…
Penticton Indian Band elects new chief
PENTICTON – The Penticton Indian Band has elected a new chief. Chad Eneas triumphed over…
Penticton regional airport’s fortunes taking flight
PENTICTON – Things are looking up at the Penticton Regional Airport as passenger counts continue…
First Nation vigils planned across Thompson-Okanagan to honour missing and murdered women
OKANAGAN – First Nations across the country will be holding vigils this week to call…
Penticton Indian Band firefighters train to new provincial standards
PENTICTON – Members of the Penticton Indian Band Fire Department are nearing the completion of…
Penticton Indian Band conducting archeological assessment prior to intersection upgrade
PENTICTON – Motorists travelling Highway 97 south of Penticton may have noticed a work crew…
Regional district hopes to move forward with negotiations for trail use
PENTICTON – The Regional District of Okanagan Similkameen is hopeful negotiations can soon begin to…
Penticton Indian Band prepares for elections
PENTICTON – This year’s election campaign for chief and council of the Penticton Indian Band…
Rail lands returned to Penticton Indian Band as trail improvements get underway south of Penticton
CHIEF WON'T COMMENT ON PUBLIC ACCESS PENTICTON – Two new developments with respect to the…
Penticton Indian Band signs first tenant to channel lands
PENTICTON – Penticton’s newest crossing of the Okanagan River Channel is no longer a bridge…
Building relationships at Aboriginal Business Match in Penticton
PENTICTON – First Nation's business people in the South Okanagan are getting down to the…
Okanagan First Nations celebrate language milestone
PENTICTON – Members of the Okanagan First Nation marked a milestone as the work continue…
City and Penticton Indian Band sign agreement to grow local economy together
PENTICTON - The City of Penticton and the Penticton Indian Band have agreed to work together to develop the local economy. The two governments signed an agreement today, Jan. 4, to work together on tourism and economic development, according to a media release. The Penticton Indian Band has agreed to zone some of its land for...