KAMLOOPS UPPER SAHALI
Updated 1600 sf corner lot, true rancher packed with new quality features. lRV
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Parking / New Insulated Garage Door Masonite Front, Back & Side Doors lNew 95% Efficiency Furnace l50 Gallon Hot Water Tank
lJaccuzzi
Kitchen with Silestone Counters & Island Tub For Two in Master Ensuite lNew Front Load GE Washer & Dryer w/Pedestal lNew Faux Blinds Throughout & Much More
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Century 21 Executives Realty Ltd. With offices in Vernon and Enderby I’m here to help you buy or sell Real Estate in the North Okanagan (Vernon, Armstrong, Enderby, Falkland, Lumby and Salmon Arm)
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Store Hours: Mon - Fri: 9 am - 5 pm Sat: 10 am - 4 pm 5103 - 25th St. Vernon, 250.260.1042
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We Need the RCMP
When I was a highschool counselor and teacher, I often tried to bring in guest speakers who would be of high interest to the students. I wanted someone who would engage the students with meaningful topics, who would not just stand and talk at them, and who was real. Easily, the best speakers I ever brought in were members of the RCMP. This wasn’t just in one town, but in every town in which I taught. In Chetwynd, I remember a sergeant was asked if he had ever shot his gun at anyone. He said, no he hadn’t, and it scared him to imagine even having to point it at somebody. In Armstrong, a constable described how he had chased a man down the street in Vernon, tackled him, and was wrestling on the sidewalk trying to stop the man from grabbing the gun out of his holster. In Salmon Arm, a young female constable showed holds used to subdue a combatant. As well as making my classes exciting, all the officers who spoke to my students taught me a deep appreciation for the job they do. When people clamour for getting rid of the