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Kelowna cupcake shop vandalized, in alleged personal attack

  • Cupcasions, a bake shop in Kelowna, reported vandalism to its storefront with red spray paint, which targeted an event poster honoring Bailey McCourt.
  • Bailey McCourt was killed in Kelowna, and her ex-husband James Plover has been charged in connection to her death.
  • Cupcasions stated that the vandalism was personal, claiming it was sprayed directly over the event poster and contained words meant to attack their family.
  • The shop expressed gratitude to the property management and Trigger's Pressure Washing Services for their quick action in cleaning up the vandalism.
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Kelowna cupcake shop vandalized, in alleged personal attack

Cupcasions' thanked Trigger's Pressure Washing Services for assisting with clean up

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Vernon Morning Star broke the news in on Sunday, August 17, 2025.
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