Floods postpone fireworks

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The Tolko Barge.
I was informed it was available at the date of reschedule, as if to insinuate how very fortunate we all are to have been able to reschedule our country's 150th Birthday Lightshow.

We are "fortunate" to have been able to ...yuh...whatevah...
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Welcome to all the visitors this Canada Day long weekend, got bad news if you are expecting Fireworks on July 1 you have to go elsewhere.
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And looks like the "main" beaches are still closed as well ???
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Go to Osoyoos...they have probably the best Fireworks in BC for Canada day! Rumor has it that they may fire off more than a 100K of fireworks....but if it is bigger and better than last years...then thats going to be awesome.
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Bubalouie wrote:And looks like the "main" beaches are still closed as well ???


Gyro is a main beach. but ya the rest of the good ones are closed
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GordonH wrote:Welcome to all the visitors this Canada Day long weekend, got bad news if you are expecting Fireworks on July 1 you have to go elsewhere.


To any & all PO visitors about the no Fireworks, please send all of your complaints to the Mayor. email address can be found at City of Kelowna website
He will be glad to respond to everyone I'm sure.
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Symbonite wrote:Go to Osoyoos...they have probably the best Fireworks in BC for Canada day! Rumor has it that they may fire off more than a 100K of fireworks....but if it is bigger and better than last years...then thats going to be awesome.


Yes, send a message to the City of Kelowna by heading to Osoyoos instead of stopping here.
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I meant City Park, Rotary........
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Bubalouie wrote:I meant City Park, Rotary........



all good :)

Kelowna Now is suggesting City Park and Tugboat may be opened over the weekend.
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https://www.castanet.net/edition/news-s ... htm#200769

Well done city of Kelowna - you too Festivals Kelowna........said no one ever.
I guess I, like many others, will be spending Canada 150 celebrations elsewhere than our own home town. Shameful.
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Hopefully those who wanted to see fireworks either went north to Vernon or south to West Kelowna, Penticton or other areas. Since the biggest city in Okanagan was a bunch of idiots, blaming it on the flooding. I guess Vernon, West Kelowna & Penticton was not effected by flooding.

Other then that complete screwup hope everyone had fun yesterday.
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I am not worried about it... Not the end of the world..
I can fully understand there are some problems on the beaches, power is off to some facilities.. Having thousands trampling around on wetter than normal sand or lawn is not going to fix things.
We are having problems year.. Maybe try dealing with it....
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60-YEARS-in-Ktown wrote:I am not worried about it... Not the end of the world..
I can fully understand there are some problems on the beaches, power is off to some facilities.. Having thousands trampling around on wetter than normal sand or lawn is not going to fix things.
We are having problems year.. Maybe try dealing with it....


Very true,..... Kelowna can make up for it at the Bicentennial year. Or July 20th, 2021 when its BC's 150th year in Confederation
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gman, Rotary beach is not all good, still a mess.
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