The Good News(letter) | October 29th

 
 

Through all the changes and uncertainty, we're continuously inspired by the resiliency and innovative spirit of the people behind the businesses.

The Good News(letter) is brought to you twice a month by the TOTA team. 


Thompson Okanagan

The Okanagan and Kettle Valley Rail Trail were featured in German cycling magazine RADtouren, after Destination BC hosted journalist Christine Neubauer (now editor-in-chief) in 2018. The Kettle Valley Trail route took centre stage in a double-page spread in the September/October issue, which teased the October special edition on cycling tours worldwide. This edition included a six-page article on cycling along the Kettle Valley Trail, and featured BC businesses like Giro Okanagan and Hoodoo Adventures.

 
 
 

Big White Ski Resort recently dropped off a set of gift baskets to Kelowna General Hospital's intensive care unit. "We will continue to support and acknowledge the ongoing tireless work that our ICU and frontline workers face every day," says Big White's Michael J. Ballingall.

 

Trail upgrades along the Kettle Valley Rail (KVR) Trail, in the Central Okanagan have been completed. The upgrades were performed along a 16 km section between Bellevue Trestle (above Kelowna) and Chute Lake in the hopes to improve trail users experience. TOTA is pleased to have undertaken this work through the support of Western Economic Diversification Canada (WD) and the Community Economic Recovery Infrastructure (CERIP) program funding, received through theMinistry of Forest Lands Natural Resource Operations & Rural Development.

 

Around the Globe

Swiss International Airlines has partnered with Too Good To Go to offer unsold service items at reduced prices. Partnering with Too Good to Go to sell off unused stock is a way of shifting that stock, so it doesn’t end up in a landfill or the compost bin.

 

ZeroAvia completed the world’s first hydrogen fuel cell powered flight of a commercial-grade aircraft. 

With its Piper six-seat plane, ZeroAvia’s achievement is the first step to realizing the transformational possibilities of moving from fossil fuels to zero-emission hydrogen as the primary energy source for commercial aviation.



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