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Daybreak South | Nov 19, 2012 | 3:40

Kelowna looks to move heavy truck route to Gordon Dr.

Kelowna city council considers a plan that could eventually stop big trucks rumbling through downtown Ellis St., but it will mean sending them through another neighbourhood. Locals react to that news.

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