What a great opportunity to see this spectacular building and enjoy the festivities.
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The President’s Awards is given to the top 12 dealers in the country based on several criteria.
READTracy Medve takes on the role of the new president for Kelowna Flightcraft.
READInvesting in workers’ safety is a whole lot better for the corporate brand than paying for their deaths.
READKristin Garn, director of the Kelowna technology company Mathtoons Media, is one of Canada’s top 20 emerging female tech entrepreneurs.
READWorking in masonry, Keith Eisenkrein has seen a great deal of damage done to buildings by woodpeckers.
READGovernments distribute funds through a variety of channels, small business development centres being one that comes to mind.
READThere are many financial benefits to filing a tax return every year.
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Trout Waters Fly & Tackle is now in 3,300 square-foot premises on Enterprise Way by the firehall.
READFirst, always pay down bad debt with high interest rates being charged to you.
READVolunteering is important on many levels. We should proudly celebrate their contributions.
READBoston was a live demonstration, for me, of how important the words are that we use in our work.
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More than 30 parents turned out in attempt to set a worldwide cloth diaper change record.
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Don and Ronalda Quistberg open Wizard Lake Marine Saturday, April 20 at 856 McCurdy Place.
READThe one thing sports does well—depressingly so—is reveal the moment in time when an athlete’s best years have passed on by.
READThe major focus of the budget was getting Canadians trained to work in fields that are in high-demand.
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Owned and operated by licensed optician Laura Draycott, Wink-i-Wear provides a luxurious environment for trying on endless looks.
READIn today’s workplaces, we are constantly required to process new information, master new tasks and adapt to ever changing technology.
READOnce an employer demonstrates it's an “inherently dangerous” operation, a policy calling for mandatory testing seems acceptable.
READNow, almost seven years after coming to the Okanagan, I continue to not experience a game plan of help for home entrepreneurs.
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