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Kelsey Yates

Alberta

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  • 1 week ago | trailtimes.ca | Kelsey Yates

    Ahead of the April 28 federal election, Black Press conducted phone interviews with candidates running in the Columbia-Kootenay-Southern Rockies riding. Each interview included questions about two general topics and one about their party. These questions were not disclosed in advance. The candidates were also given the opportunity to speak on a bonus topic of their choice. This interview is with Conservative candidate Rob Morrison.

  • 2 weeks ago | crestonvalleyadvance.ca | Kelsey Yates

    To keep more waste out of the landfill, the Town of Creston and Regional District of Central Kootenay (RDCK) are now accepting certified compostable materials in residential green bins.   Products such as kitchen catcher bags and curbside bin liners will be allowed but must be labelled as "certified compostable", not just biodegradeable.

  • 2 weeks ago | todayinbc.com | Kelsey Yates

    It’s not often in life we get second chances, but just this once, the Yaqan Nukiy School gym served as a portal to go back in time. On March 29, the Lower Kootenay Band hosted the Second Chance Prom as a do-over for anyone who had a mediocre experience at their own graduation. “Just about everybody I spoke to didn't have a very good experience at their prom,” said Nasukin Jason Louie.

  • 2 weeks ago | surreynowleader.com | Kelsey Yates

    It’s not often in life we get second chances, but just this once, the Yaqan Nukiy School gym served as a portal to go back in time. On March 29, the Lower Kootenay Band hosted the Second Chance Prom as a do-over for anyone who had a mediocre experience at their own graduation. “Just about everybody I spoke to didn't have a very good experience at their prom,” said Nasukin Jason Louie.

  • 2 weeks ago | abbynews.com | Kelsey Yates

    It’s not often in life we get second chances, but just this once, the Yaqan Nukiy School gym served as a portal to go back in time. On March 29, the Lower Kootenay Band hosted the Second Chance Prom as a do-over for anyone who had a mediocre experience at their own graduation. “Just about everybody I spoke to didn't have a very good experience at their prom,” said Nasukin Jason Louie.

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Kelsey Yates
Kelsey Yates @kelseyannayates
16 Mar 21

These products donated by @UnitedWay will help the charities struggling with added costs of purchasing PPE. https://t.co/im2KNznx96

Kelsey Yates
Kelsey Yates @kelseyannayates
16 Mar 21

Today, @UnitedWay is donating much needed PPE to local charities in Kelowna. They have set up a drive thru on location at @SecureRite until 3 p.m. #onemillionmasksbc https://t.co/ZUPxw55FWb

Kelsey Yates
Kelsey Yates @kelseyannayates
30 Jan 19

RT @KateAronoff: If I owe you an email, please find some comfort in the fact that my every waking hour is haunted by my debt to you