The way the B.C. government is scaling back BC Hydro rate increases raises more questions than answers.
READDiminishing number of fish in one of Canada's top kokanee fisheries, Wood Lake, are being investigated by the environment ministry and ONA.
READSpring has come, bringing with it warmer temperatures—and, unfortunately, spring floods.
READToday’s column was a bit of a struggle for me. Usually, the trick is coming up with a topic that I feel passionate about.
READColumnist Jennifer Smith says the work Kelowna Mountain proponents so loudly applaud comes at a cost that's just not worth it.
READOne of the myths that continually swirl around the Internet is that it is more advantageous to be a refugee than a pensioner in Canada.
READMost people think of prayer as words, usually addressed to God. Others understand it as a listening silence.
READLateral epicondylitis or tennis elbow is a common injury we see as physiotherapists.
READYou may have heard there is a new wing opening at the Kelowna General Hospital in the next couple of weeks.
READResponse to Official Community Plan that would encompass Kelowna Mountain project was dramatic.
READChristy Clark faces decision of doing the right thing or the popular thing regarding pesticide use.
READBad past policies of BC Ferries aggravating current financial problems for ferry service.
READIf we knew everything ahead of time, we would be able to predict what kind of skills and jobs are going to be required in the future.
READThe Gazillianth annual Rutland May Days Parade kicks off the family festival on May 19 and I am one of three parade judges.
READAfter almost two decades, the psychiatric diagnostic manual is being revised and re-published next year.
READPeripheral neuropathy refers to damage to the nerves of the peripheral nervous system.
READI’ve always preferred the brief “between-season” when spring starts turning into summer.
READLike the product it produces the local wine industry is coming of age with vintages that make wine aficionados drool.
READWhen I look out at people boating, more often than not the boaters are not wearing life jackets.
READWhen the Earth’s complete destruction and human annihilation is close, a dysfunctional band of heroes leaps into action.
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