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.
Okanagan-Similkameen directors heard under the current structure the CAO’s title would need to change
The rainbow friendly service offers STI and HIV screening monthly
Environmental group educating through entertainment
Photographers had a rare chance Sunday to capture a rare lunar eclipse
Quantum 1 has applications in with the province to open seven stores including one in Keremeos
Clerk Craig James, security chief Gary Lenz call allegations ‘completely false’
Surrey man was convicted last week on three Wildlife Act charges
Accused facing arson charges released with 23 conditions including a 7 p.m. curfew
CMHA encourages people to prioritize their mental health
Stand.earth filed NEB motion asking to apply same standard to the project as it did with Energy East pipeline
Kenneth Jacob Fenton will be able to attend alcohol abuse treatment, nearly three years after crash that killed Const. Sarah Beckett
Henry Thomas was taking care of the North Vancouver girl the day before she died
Union officials say Premier John Horgan and Attorney General David Eby have not ruled out the possibility of a public inquiry
Nick Sandmann of Covington Catholic High School said he was trying to defuse the situation
