Talk:Sopa Square

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"Something's afoot with SOPA square". Kelowna Capital News. September 30, 2014.</ref>
"Debris falling from Kelowna SOPA square causing concern". Kelowna Capital News. March 6, 2019.</ref>
MacNaull, Steve. "Sopa Square in receivership". Daily Courier.</ref>
"Yet Another Delay For Much-Anticipated SOPA Square". KelownaNow.</ref>
"$70 Million South Pandosy Project Selects Epic for Sopa Square". Epic Res.</ref>