Court grants injunction, Penticton homeless encampment residents face eviction
First in our feeds: Penticton Western News,
- one outlet each, colour and letter = owner
- same article, counted once
- wire copy
- didn't run it
- Colour and letter = owner: B BLACK PRESSI INDEPENDENTG GLACIERP POSTMEDIAC BROADCASTR REGIONAL OWNERS
- Bracket ×N = the same article on N outlets. One newsroom wrote it; we count it once.
- WIRE = wire copy (e.g. Canadian Press). Helps match stories; doesn't count as a newsroom.
- Dashed = didn't run it: an outlet we could check that didn't carry the story.
2 separate newsrooms reported this; it ran on 34 sites.
The same story ran on 33 Black Press sites we follow.
What's being reported
A court granted an injunction to clear the Penticton homeless encampment, which is on Ministry of Transportation land between Highway 97 and Ellis Creek. Residents of the encampment have until noon on Oct. 30 to clear out. The B.C. government secured the injunction to dismantle the encampment.
- Court orders Penticton unhoused encampment be cleared
Residents of the camp have until noon on Oct. 30 to clear out
Also ran on: North Island Gazette, Quesnel Cariboo Observer, Chilliwack Progress, Nanaimo News Bulletin, Comox Valley Record+ 27 more
Trail Times, Saanich News, Goldstream News Gazette, Burns Lake Lakes District News, Campbell River Mirror, Parksville Qualicum Beach News, Vernon Morning Star, Tofino-Ucluelet Westerly News, Salmon Arm Observer, Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows News, Surrey Now-Leader, Revelstoke Review, Sooke News Mirror, Terrace Standard, The Interior News, Cranbrook Daily Townsman, Cowichan Valley Citizen, Ladysmith Chronicle, Abbotsford News, Williams Lake Tribune, Nelson Star, The Northern View, Victoria News, Alberni Valley News, Kelowna Capital News, Peace Arch News, Langley Advance Times
- Penticton homeless encampment residents face eviction after court grants injunction
The B.C. government secured an injunction to dismantle the encampment, located on Ministry of Transportation land between Highway 97 and Ellis Creek.
Couldn't check: Castanet Kamloops (feed errors), e-KNOW (East Kootenay News Online Weekly) (feed blocked)
