After several stories of loosened lug nuts and vandalism to Alberta vehicles traversing B.C., one traveller is sharing her recent positive experience at a Kelowna beach.

Upon returning to her rental car after a day at Kelownasa国际传媒檚 Rotary Beach on Tuesday, Aug. 4, Jessica Shmigelsky spotted a note on her windshield and began thinking the worst.

But upon further inspection, the Edmonton resident found the message was one of encouragement, reading sa国际传媒淲esa国际传媒檙e glad yousa国际传媒檙e here in B.C. with us! Welcome, #FellowCanadians.sa国际传媒�

sa国际传媒淥ur hearts are full, and this restores all sorts of faith in humanity,sa国际传媒� wrote Shmigelsky on a Facebook post. sa国际传媒淭hank you to the kind stranger who made our day.sa国际传媒�

Other Albertans commented on Shmigelskysa国际传媒檚 post sharing their own positive experiences.

sa国际传媒淢y week in Kelowna earlier in July we received nothing but gracious welcomes. I was truly nervous as I heard the same,sa国际传媒� wrote Skoht Pringle.

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