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The community of Armstrong had a strong representation from the Vernon North Okanagan RCMP detachment during the recent Interior Provincial Exhibition Aug. 30-Sept. 3.

Constables Chelsey Valotaire, Amanda Taylor and Donovan Warnes participated in various activities, strengthening the bond between their community and the local RCMP.

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Valotaire and Taylor showcased their equestrian skills by riding horses, capturing the attention of many attendees.

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The duo also took part in a lumberjack sawing competition.

Meanwhile, Warnes took a break from his regular duties to shoot some hoops at a midway basketball game.

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