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The District of Lake Country (10,367 inhabitants in 2005; 122.16 sq. km),
incorporated as a municipality on 2 May 1995, is located near the centre of the
Okanagan Valley. It is made up of four distinct neighbourhood communities: Oyama,
Winfield, Carr’s Landing and Okanagan Centre.
http://www.lakecountry.bc.ca -
Municipal website
In "Lake Country Calendar", 24 August 2010, Chris Law
reports the non-adoption of the district's flag: "Several months ago, the Public
Arts Advisory Commission (PAAC) was commissioned by the District Council to
propose an official flag. On 24 August 2010, PAAC Chair Sahron McCoubrey
presented a proposal, "a blue image of water serving as a background, with the
District of Lake Country’s logo in the bottom right corner".
The Council
rejected the proposal, mostly for non-vexillological reasons. A councillor said
there had been not enough public input gathered by the PAAC, and would have
preferred a design contest for young artists. Accordingly, the Council has
commissioned the District staff to prepare a report "reviewing options for a new
flag and the process through which its design is to be facilitated".
http://www.bclocalnews.com/okanagan_similkameen/lakecountrycalendar/news/101503284.html
Ivan Sache, 27 August 2010