Aug 21-22, Chase – The much anticipated annual Cornstock Festival is coming and Chase Memorial Park will be the place! [Read more]
The Order of British Columbia offers British Columbians a golden opportunity to take part in the public recognition of individuals [Read more]
Apr 17, Salmon Arm – B. J. Clingwall’s love of children and her desire to see them have the best possible start [Read more]
There is something about gardening that is grounding and centering, that puts us more closely in touch with our inner [Read more]
Macdonald defends farmers’ market coupon project. BC Liberals cut funding that provided fresh produce to low-income [Read more]
At a press conference on Monday, February 22, 2010, the Chair of the Okanagan Regional Library (ORL) Board, Ted Bacigalupo [Read more]
Port Coquitlam hosts games visitors from Prince George, Salmon Arm. City of Port Coquitlam. First Nation youth hockey players [Read more]
Feb 6, Salmon Arm – On Saturday, February 6th at 7:30pm, the music group, Earthbound, will be performing a benefit [Read more]
Ruth Della MacDonald Chamberlin born August 6, 1921, passed away peacefully, after complications from surgery, in her 89th [Read more]
This short video shows a handing off of the Olympic Torch in Salmon Arm. You will see the ever-present red white and blue [Read more]
For nearly one hundred years, British Columbia 4-H clubs have been providing a vital link between youth and the future [Read more]
The province has announced a new seniors website (www.SeniorsBC.ca) to provide seniors and their families with better access [Read more]
In 2005, people across the province read a book called the 100 Mile Diet. Then they asked themselves, could I survive on [Read more]
Meet Robbie Gallipeau, a 19-year-old Malakwa resident with an infectious smile and a ton of enthusiasm for life, learning, [Read more]
Apr 30, May 1, Sicamous – Sicamous Spring Fling trade show coming soon. The 5th Annual Sicamous Spring Fling Trade [Read more]
“Millions of people, from royalty to your next door neighbor, travel the world over to ‘feel’ bear [Read more]
Self-employed Canadians can now apply for Employment Insurance. Effective today, self-employed Canadians can now apply to [Read more]
$1.9M supportive housing opens in Vernon. Ministry of Housing and Social Development. Under One Roof, a $1.9-million new [Read more]
The Olympic Torch came to Salmon Arm today (Jan 27) and it’s hard to remember a time in recent years when an event aroused [Read more]
On November 7, 1885, one Donald A. Smith drove the last spike into the great transcontinental railway that would link British [Read more]
- Vehicle impoundment as a penalty
- Environmental stewardship of BC parks lacking
- Water conservation urged in Southern Interior
- Campfires permitted across the Kamloops Fire Centre
- Former mayors join BC Conservative strategy group
- Careless smokers
- Economist says HST is a tax increase
- Crown-land hemp crops destroyed by police
- Drowning in Alba Falls pools
- Anti-HST bill goes to committee
- HST raised consumer prices in July
- Shelter Bay drowning
- Danzo resigns, says BC government should be ‘more consultative’
- Cyclists passing on the right
- ‘Barefooting’ on his first try!
- 2 killed after car hits Sicamous bridge (2 updates)
- BC Conservative Party leader, board members resign
- Revelstoke accident on Trans-Canada kills 3 (updated)
- Magna Bay speedboat lands in houseboat (2 updates)
- Salmon Arm Roots and Blues Festival
- Cornstock Festival, Chase
- Drowning in Alba Falls pools
- Magna Bay - man on boat passes out, drowns
- Shelter Bay drowning
- All open fires banned
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The summer 2010 boating season is well underway across British Columbia, and indeed across the country, and the new Pleasure Craft Boating Card is now [Read more]
Although with all the rain we have been experiencing across British Columbia this month it is difficult to imagine, the annual summer fire season is [Read more]
On February 16, 1881, the Canadian Pacific Railway Company was incorporated to link Canada’s populated centers with the vast potential of the relatively [Read more]
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