After a devastating week, Nora, Chris and Cam keep things light by discussing food and memories which was a running theme in a number of events this week.

Cam, Nora and Ajeet discuss the eviction of Soupeteria from its location downtown.

Cam, Ajeet and Nora discuss Sage Mesa water and discuss the MLA suggesting residents of Sage Mesa sue provincial government. Plus Penticton's pretty lights!

Ajeet, Nora and Cam discuss Penticton Council deferring remuneration, approving winter shelter and asking Staff to look at potential detox options.

Nora, Ajeet and Cam discuss Penticton Council looking at their remuneration with a potential pay bump for councillors. How much are they worth?

Ajeet and Cam notice that there is no real controversial stuff happening in Penticton which feels a bit strange. Northern Gateway failures? Close down the golf course? Spray treated human waste on sports fields? Pretty normal stuff.

Nora, Cam and Ajeet predict what will happen in Penticton in 2026. Cam and Ajeet discuss the municipal election and Nora consults with our AI overlords.

Cam and Ajeet discuss the rise in Penticton's vacancy rate and if short term rentals will come back then get into the effectiveness of letter campaigns on winter shelters and detox beds from politicians that opposed the recent transitional housing project.

Cam discusses how fire departments are impacting urban planning by opposing changes that allow one staircase in low rise buildings and pushing for more road space for large fire trucks. Should BC go European or is safety being neglected?

Cam and Ajeet interview the very well spoken Aareeba Sadeque and Sarah Hatch with the Penticton Secondary School Youth Council. Focus on their petition to lower voting age to 16.