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Big machines, bright futures

Summary by Daily Courier

Rather than caps and gowns, 16 Grade 12 students wore hard hats and high visibility vests as they were recognized at a ceremony as the first students in the Central Okanagan School District to complete its Heavy Equipment Operator Program.

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Big machines, bright futures

Rather than caps and gowns, 16 Grade 12 students wore hard hats and high visibility vests as they were recognized at a ceremony as the first students in the Central Okanagan School District to complete its Heavy Equipment Operator Program.

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Daily Courier broke the news in 22 hours ago on Sunday, June 15, 2025.

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