Chandra Wong joins us from the museum and Cheryl Hardisty joins us from city hall to discuss what we can do to increase our understanding of Truth and Reconciliation here in Sn’pinktn.

Our host Dale Cory sits down with our Sustainability Supervisor David Kassian and our two Recycling Ambassadors – Braylee Collison and Alicia Nightingale – to discuss the high level of contamination discovered in Penticton’s recycling audit and why we need to do better.

Bylaw Services Manager Tina Mercier and Community Safety Bylaw Officer Angie Williams talk about the evolution of the City's bylaw services from tickets and noise complaints to supporting community safety. Take 15 minutes to learn about a day-in-the-life of the new team of Community Safety Officers.

Fire Chief Larry Watkinson and Emergency Program Coordinator Brittany Siebert discuss the science behind fighting fires, technological innovations that are improving our response and the job of residents to be prepared.

Former Mayor and Councillor and current MLA Dan Ashton joins Corporate Officer Angie Collison and host Dale Cory to discuss the upcoming election in October. So what does it take to be on Council? What’s involved in running a campaign? Get these tales from the trenches and more on this episode of PenTALKton. 

Episode 2:  Not just for spandex bandits - Construction of the next section of the Lake-to-Lake Route is getting underway. So why is Penticton building this route? Are we trying to be the next Amsterdam? We will discuss bike lanes and the future of active transportation in Penticton. 

Episode 1: Growing Pains – Penticton is growing and at its fastest rate in 24 years. So what does that mean? Where does everyone live considering a nearly non-existent rental market and housing prices are soaring? We will explore how Penticton is managing this growth.