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And with that, people are flocking to the downtown Kelowna waterfront, prompting a warning from city council.

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Basran and several of his council colleagues urged those who have not yet done so to book a vaccine appointment.

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Vaccinations are now open to all B.C. residents over 18 years old. You can register to be notified when you can book an appointment online, by phone from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. every day at 1-833乌鸦传媒�838-2323, or in person at a ServiceBC office.

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