The Okanagan
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| Originally published | 1999 |
| Authors | Tanya Lloyd Kyi |
| Genres | Travel Literature |
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| ID | 1964785 |
About The Okanagan
Portraying the diversity of Canada's geography through stunning color photographs, this series expands to include two new titles. Banff is the undisputed capital of the Canadian Rockies, with over 2,500 square miles of mountains, valleys, glaciers, forests, and rivers. . . .
Canada wildfires: Residents scramble to flee fires in Kelowna and Yellowknife
... The fast-moving fire is bearing down on a city with a population of about 150,000 people, and officials are already reporting " significant structural loss" including in Trader s Cove in The Okanagan Valley...
Canada coach crash leaves more than 50 injured
... " A issued at 16:24 (12:24 GMT) on Saturday warned of " challenging" travel conditions on The Okanagan Connector due to heavy snow, ice pellets and freezing rain...
Canada coach crash leaves more than 50 injured
By Fiona NimoniBBC News
More than 50 people have been injured in an intercity coach crash in the province of British Columbia , Canada.
It happened near The Town of Merritt, where temperatures dropped to -3. 9C on Saturday.
British Columbia 's Interior Health authority has issued a Code Orange , meaning services are responding to a disaster or mass casualties.
It is not known what caused The Crash , which happened about 160 miles (260km) from the provincial capital, Victoria.
Fifty-three people were taken to hospital following The Incident . Their Conditions have not been disclosed by The Local health authorities.
Premier David Eby said he was " shocked and saddened" to hear of the " serious" incident.
He added: " Our thoughts are with those impacted by The Crash , their loved ones, and The First responders and health-care workers giving their all to treat people and keep them safe. "
A issued at 16:24 (12:24 GMT) on Saturday warned of " challenging" travel Conditions on The Okanagan Connector due to heavy snow, ice pellets and freezing rain.
All railway services between Canada's two biggest cities, Toronto and Montreal, have been cancelled for Christmas Day after a train derailed in poor weather Conditions .
Source of news: bbc.com
