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Although not active participants in this year’s joyful revelry on Canada’s 150th birthday, our red and white maple leaf was once again respectfully unfurled and displayed in the front yard.

The first six month in Columbia Shuswap Regional District Electoral Area C

My brother sent me a text photo of a blackened, charred beast with the question, “Should I eat this?” Apparently, his barbecue beer chicken had gone terribly wrong.

Our need to belong is a basic human need, exceeded only by our need for food and shelter. I used to scoff at this notion—not about food or shelter, but about belonging. I didn’t think it was very important.

The end of the school year was filled with a spectrum of emotions: stress, sadness, but most of all, joy.

The deadline that Saudi Arabia and its allies set for Qatar to submit to their “non-negotiable” demands was postponed to Wednesday, July 5. Since Qatar has already made it plain that it will not comply – it says the demands are “reminiscent of the extreme and punitive conduct of ‘bully’ states that have historically resulted in war” – the delay is a sure sign that the bullies don’t know what to do next.

A worker was killed at Domtar pulp mill on June 29 in Kamloops.

The office wants to hear about unfair treatment by governments in B.C.

Police are looking for a man with a puppy who approched a child in Malakwa.

Dermatologist suggests how we should protect ourselves from sun’s UV rays.