A thank you goes a long way and residents whose property has flooded over the last month are appreciative of the help and showing they91裸聊视频檙e grateful.

While BC Wildfire crews were busy removing sandbags from homes and property on Burne Avenue in Kelowna, local residents took it upon themselves to contact the Guisachan Starbucks and buy coffee for the crew91裸聊视频檚 break time on Monday.

However according to resident Marilyn Strong, Starbucks refused to take the money from the homeowners and instead donated the coffee for the crew along with some treats.

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On Sunday, forestry crews from Mackenzie were treated to ice cream thanks to the appreciation of a local resident.