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Brennan Phillips

Penticton

Multi-media Journalist at Penticton Western News

Multi-media Journalist at Grand Forks Gazette

Multi-media Journalist with the Penticton Western News.

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  • 1 day ago | kelownacapnews.com | Brennan Phillips

    The Okanagan Similkameen Regional Hospital District (OSRHD) voted to increase how much funding they will provide to Interior Health in order to keep a project on the books for 2025. The board was unanimous on April 17 in approving an additional $143,412 in funding in order to keep upgrades for the Penticton Regional Hospital in 2025's budget.

  • 1 day ago | lakecountrycalendar.com | Brennan Phillips

    The Okanagan Similkameen Regional Hospital District (OSRHD) voted to increase how much funding they will provide to Interior Health in order to keep a project on the books for 2025. The board was unanimous on April 17 in approving an additional $143,412 in funding in order to keep upgrades for the Penticton Regional Hospital in 2025's budget.

  • 1 day ago | vernonmorningstar.com | Brennan Phillips

    The Okanagan Similkameen Regional Hospital District (OSRHD) voted to increase how much funding they will provide to Interior Health in order to keep a project on the books for 2025. The board was unanimous on April 17 in approving an additional $143,412 in funding in order to keep upgrades for the Penticton Regional Hospital in 2025's budget.

  • 1 day ago | saobserver.net | Brennan Phillips

    The BC Environmental Appeal Board upheld almost $200,000 in fines against the owner of a private sewer system for a neighbourhood overlooking Skaha Lake south of Penticton. Johnny Aantjes, the now-former owner of the Vintage Views private sewer system, had filed an appeal over multiple breaches of municipal wastewater regulations registered by the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy and the Ministry of Energy, Mines, and Low Carbon Innovation.

  • 1 day ago | vernonmorningstar.com | Brennan Phillips

    The BC Environmental Appeal Board upheld almost $200,000 in fines against the owner of a private sewer system for a neighbourhood overlooking Skaha Lake south of Penticton. Johnny Aantjes, the now-former owner of the Vintage Views private sewer system, had filed an appeal over multiple breaches of municipal wastewater regulations registered by the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy and the Ministry of Energy, Mines, and Low Carbon Innovation.

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Brennan Phillips
Brennan Phillips @BrennanPhilli11
5 Sep 22

The Penticton Fire Department and two helicopters are assisting the Naramata Fire Department after a fire began to spread into the grass on Gammon Road. #naramata #penticton https://t.co/fEpzQLl1Kz

Brennan Phillips
Brennan Phillips @BrennanPhilli11
29 Apr 22

Traffic is currently slowed down heading out of Penticton past the Airport after a truck went off the road and crashed into the security fence. RCMP are on the scene. #penticton https://t.co/tvmy3hN5i6

Brennan Phillips
Brennan Phillips @BrennanPhilli11
13 Dec 21

A fire in an abandoned property on Leathead Road has reduced traffic to a single lane. #Kelowna #fire https://t.co/okwOHIIIGe