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Hergott: Uncertainty of personal injury claims

Lawyer Paul Hergott tackles personal injury claims in his latest column

  • Feb 19, 2019

Review: Joie de Vivre a celebration of homegrown talent

The Okanagan Symphony Orchestra concert featured Ernst Schneider

  • Feb 18, 2019

B.C. VIEWS: Power politics wins over rational energy policy

B.C Hydro continues to face interference on rates

Syrian refugee responds to racism in Canada

Guest columnist Mustafa Zaqrit

  • Feb 15, 2019

Michaels: Considering some different sounds of love this Valentine’s

Wheeze. Thump. Squish. Wheeze. Thump. Squish.

Sport and Spines: Winter and whiplash

Slippery roads and accidents can lead to whiplash

  • Feb 13, 2019
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Getting over the hump: Kelowna wanderer offers silver lining to the unexpected

Every Wednesday, Gina Petrovich will be sharing her experiences of the world

Straight from DeHart

Maxine Dehart celebrates careers, birthdays and nights out in Kelowna

  • Feb 13, 2019

Kootnekoff: Employment Discrimination against Caucasians in B.C.

B.C. VIEWS: Time to listen to the doctors and legalize opioid drugs

Answer is the same as marijuana, get the criminal gangs out

5 Events to celebrate love in the Okanagan this Valentine’s

Check out this new column from Okanagan events guru Christina Ferreira

  • Feb 7, 2019

Straight from DeHart

Mom’s Grind Coffee House to close in Kelowna

  • Feb 6, 2019

Hergott: Catch bad guys and respect individual rights

Lawyer Paul Hergott tackles part two of the case of a B.C. man caught with 27,500 fentanyl pills

  • Feb 5, 2019

Friesen: The sustainability of kindness

A new column about exploring leadership, community values and civil discourse from Kelowna podcaster, Lindsay Friesen

  • Feb 4, 2019

Kootnekoff: Temporary Foreign Worker Protection Act

Michaels: Checking biases and finding support key to changing beliefs

Cities and provinces need to do more to create social cohesion

Auntie Says: Sensitive subject should be talked about openly

While many squirm and stutter to talk about it, but the truth is that our young people are suffering

  • Feb 3, 2019

B.C. VIEWS: NDP government resumes taxing, spending to battle poverty

Legislature scandal, speculation tax distract from NDP agenda

Column: Star Gazing: Double Stars

Roaming through the constellations

  • Feb 1, 2019

COLUMN: How you can get the government’s confidential stuff

The Abbotsford News’ handy guide to asking public bodies for their interesting information