Across the country and the rest of B.C., the Kelowna area is known for many things.
Four major projects. More than 622,000 square feet of space. Nearly $703 million in investments.
Steady progress continues to be made on transportation capital priorities identified by Kelowna residents earlier this year.
One of the provincial government’s most important mandates is to help improve and maintain the health of British Columbians.
You often hear that tourism is a lynchpin of the economy, both for the province overall and specifically for our Thompson-Okanagan region.
In Canada, health care is an expression of compassion.
Now that HST referendum packages are being sent to every home in British Columbia, I’d like to explain how I will be voting.
I’m sure most of you have heard these old expressions: “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure;” or “An apple a day keeps the doctor away.”
Why should you pay attention to the economic turmoil in Greece? Not because it could happen here, but because it nearly did.
Did you know you can easily access a wealth of non-emergency health information and services simply by dialing three little numbers?
In January, your local MLAs asked you to select from among 17 proposed capital projects in our region, so we would know which projects you believe should garner the highest priority.
