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B.C. staying out of dispute that could end fire protection in Okanagan community

  • The Okanagan Indian Band plans to cancel fire protection and medical response services effective July 23 due to failed negotiations with Parker Cove Properties Limited Partnership.
  • Residents may still receive ambulance services, as BC Emergency Health Services confirmed they will continue to respond to medical calls.
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B.C. staying out of dispute that could end fire protection in Okanagan community

The province is encouraging the Okanagan Indian Band and Parker Cove Properties LP to come together and resolve the dispute

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Sicamous Eagle Valley News broke the news in Salmon Arm, Canada on Wednesday, June 11, 2025.
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