I took another step this week in a campaign I have initiated to prevent car crashes.
READSlip up in switching resulted in U.S. broadcast of the Super Bowl being shown in the Kelowna area.
READKids ask questions. Sometimes adults feel inadequate if they don’t have ready answers.
READFor a few seconds we locked eyes, there was a glint (more like a smirk of the iris) that flickered back and forth.
READSometimes, it’s easy to gaze at beautiful Okanagan Lake and think there’s more than enough water to go around.
READMy patients often ask me what I think the most important supplement is. One of my top three most definitely includes vitamin D.
READIn this day and age it’s easy to dwell on the negatives such as the economy, unemployment, and the rising price of groceries.
READTwo pre-budget roundtable discussions took place last week in our riding in advance of the federal government’s upcoming budget.
READI went for a long drive from my home in Lake Country yesterday and met some more of the finest people in our province.
READDriving through downtown Vancouver recently, steady rain turned the roads into pools of shiny blackness.
READTeachers wore black to mark the 10th anniversary of legislation their union sys “stripped” their “right” to control staffing levels.
READSome would say Joe Sardinha is a sucker for punishment. But he completely disagrees.
READIs the public willing to pay milions more for additional police officers?
READMy mother, bless her kind and gracious soul, used to pull out some real pearls of wisdom when needed.
READFor many people, the current cold weather makes this the best time of year.
READWith a legal practice dedicated to a very narrow area of law, I often feel like a broken record when I am giving advice to my clients.
READOnce upon a time there was an emperor who ruled his country with a heavy hand.
READAs I began to reflect on the state of the progress with the Entrepreneurship Strategy Initiative, I found myself reflecting on its purpose.
READWith costs on the rise, it's unlikely Kelowna city council will follow up with a zero per cent budget next time around.
READI find it singularly ironic to see the two headlines together in Jan. 19 issue.
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