Artists brave a blustery Saturday morning in the Similkameen to paint local scenes
Loraine Stephanson explains the art of plien air painting during a blustery Saturday morning at the Grist Mill on September 28. Four intrepid students gathered with Stephanson in the mill apple orchard under fall like conditions to paint local scenes.
Dinner and fundraiser for the Keremeos Volunteer Fire Department to be held Nov. 17 at Victory Hall
The property owner is accused of performing renovations, renting the chalet without proper permits
Hedley man under virtual house arrest for three months
Annual festival was a hot, hot, hot time
Roberts has lived in the Similkameen Valley for 38 years
At one point more than 200,000 hydro customers were blacked out
Goal in 87th minute seals Vancouver’s fate
First win since 2013 for 42-year-old
Maple Ridge elementary school teacher says students learned about acts of kindness
Few details available about crash that closed Trans Canada Highway west of Chase Sunday, Sept. 23
Oliver will be one of a number of B.C. communities to get a member of the recent graduating class
A lot has changed since the Liberals came to power in Canada in 2015
Larry Keith Davis used money from an investor to pay personal bills
IRM states a small volume of less than one cup and three dime-sized drips were leaked from carrier
