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Rockets Continue to Prepare for Memorial Cup

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By Mike English
| CKFR-AM (Kelowna, BC) Verified
On Wednesday  the Kelowna Rockets selected  Red Deer’s  Madden Daneault  as the top pick  in this years WHL  bantam draft. Daneault  is a high scoring centre with the  -15 Red Deer Rebels . While Daneault is the Rocket’s  future,  the current Rocket roster continues to prepare for the 2026 Memorial Cup tournament which opens  later this month in Kelowna.
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People need to take a deep breath over rent stabilization

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By Mike English
| Greater Greater Washington Verified
The cat in that window isn’t panicking, and neither should you. Image by BeyondDC licensed under Creative Commons. Montgomery County passed rent stabilization three years ago, and since then, people won’t stop talking about it. Some point to a drop in housing permits and say the law should be repealed or significantly relaxed. Others are pushing for tighter restrictions on rent increases. Both groups have more in common with each other than they would like to think.
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Tense Moments at Kelowna International

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By Mike English
| CKFR-AM (Kelowna, BC) Verified
Emergency crews were on standby this morning at Kelowna International Airport as a passenger jet lost an engine shortly after  takeoff from YLW. A Summit Air charter jet carrying 81 passengers  on its way to Terrace lost power in one engine . According YLW CEO  Sam Samaddar the jet wanted to return  to Kelowna International  but had to burn off fuel  circling above Vernon because it was above the minimum landing weight . The decision was then made to  fly to Calgary  where it landed safely .
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