Photographer Aaron Obst captured this shot of a pair of Western grebes doing their unique dance along the waters of Shuswap Lake on Wednesday, June 14. These grebes are a relatively rare bird species and Shuswap Lake is one of the few places in B.C. where they choose to nest.

Photographer Aaron Obst captured this shot of a pair of Western grebes doing their unique dance along the waters of Shuswap Lake on Wednesday, June 14. These grebes are a relatively rare bird species and Shuswap Lake is one of the few places in B.C. where they choose to nest.

It’s a Monday morning wrap

A selection of recent stories for your perusal.

Accused Shuswap drug smuggler faces extradition to the United States.

Shuswap Dance Center students are on the right beat.

Nineteen youth have died from overdoses, doctor tells parent.

One man arrested following standoff in residential neighbourhood last weekend.

Community seeks to honour late resident.

More students eligible to ride the school bus.

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