This Summerland octogenarian has been producing his own electrical energy for more than 20 years
Wellness Matters by Joelle McKiernan
Of the 10 trees examined, only three were recommended for removal
Kevin Styba-Nelson is a Grade 12 student at Princess Margaret Secondary School in Penticton
Hanging clothes to dry is not about saving money.
Let's all hope as we move into the election season that campaigns are based on facts and what candidates stand for, rather than misinformation and politics over principles.
This Summerland octogenarian has been producing his own electrical energy for more than 20 years
On May 15, my friend and I were having a birthday dinner at Corner Thai. When I asked for the bill, I was told that someone - and they wouldn't divulge who it was - had payed for our dinner. How wonderful is that!
Hanging laundry outside is not just about the money
I applaud their leadership.
We are about to be bombarded again with campaign promises and advertisements, says letter writer
The recent announcement of the Tolko lumber mill closure in Quesnel this fall is not a surprise considering the imminent shortage of logs due to beetles and wildfires.
Shocked Mission needs additional $15 million to complete sewer line crossing the Fraser River
For the first time, our Penticton Ale Trail breweries partnered together to showcase our Penticton
Reader is absolutely opposed to the exclusion of six properties and any other Mission property
The strategic plan 2019-2022 for Mission promotes the Waterfront Development as apriority action
Task force won't be able to address all the challenging issues that come before Nanaimo council
Glen Valley cannabis operation planned between pristine eco-forest and rehab facility
Hemlock Valley resident Andy Ibbetson writes about his concerns on the new E-comm 911 service
