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BC Timber Sales holding open house on controversial Mt. Rose Swanson logging plans - Revelstoke Review

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By Brendan Shykora Verified
| Revelstoke Times Review Verified
BC Timber Sales (BCTS) is holding an open house in Spallumcheen next week regarding its controversial proposal to harvest trees on Mount Rose Swanson, a popular recreation area in the community. The open house will take place at the Township of Spallumcheen Municipal Hall (4144 Spallumcheen Wy.) Thursday, Sept. 10 from 3 to 6 p.m. BCTS representatives will be there to answer any questions and review the harvest plans.
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Waste disposal per North Okanagan resident declines to lowest amount on record - The Similkameen Spotlight

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By Brendan Shykora Verified
| The Similkameen Spotlight Verified
The amount of waste being disposed in the North Okanagan is on a steady decline, despite the fact that the region’s population is growing. Yet, the Regional District of North Okanagan’s (RDNO) target for waste disposal is still considerably lower than last year’s encouraging numbers. For the fourth consecutive year, the total amount of waste sent to RDNO landfills decreased in 2025, the regional district said.
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Waste disposal per North Okanagan resident declines to lowest amount on record - Vernon Morning Star

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By Brendan Shykora Verified
| The Morning Star (Vernon, BC) Verified
The amount of waste being disposed in the North Okanagan is on a steady decline, despite the fact that the region’s population is growing. Yet, the Regional District of North Okanagan’s (RDNO) target for waste disposal is still considerably lower than last year’s encouraging numbers. For the fourth consecutive year, the total amount of waste sent to RDNO landfills decreased in 2025, the regional district said.
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