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  • Volunteer this week in Kamloops

    Weekly Volunteer Highlights for January 17, 2017 – January 24, 2017
  • Let’s talk economic resilience

    There’s no doubt the state of the economy will have a major impact on our future community.

    In the second installment of On Point: a series of Upside Down Town Halls, we will kick start the conversation about building economic resilience in the Okanagan and help to provide an understanding of what we can all do to work towards a prosperous future.
  • JOEY Restaurants to support Kelowna Women's Shelter with charity

    KELOWNA - Starting this summer, JOEY Restaurants is expanding the Cup of Care philanthropy program with a new initiative called Scoop of Care. For the month of August, $1 from each scoop of our Spun Daily Ice Cream will be donated to a local charity or cause as chosen by JOEY employees.
  • 2016 BC Best of Varietal Wine Awards

    PENTICTON - The Okanagan Wine Festivals Society is pleased to announce the results of the 2016 British Columbia Best of Varietal Wine Awards marking the official launch of the 22nd Spring Okanagan Wine Festival.
  • Okanagan College spaghetti bridge contest comes to a dramatic finish

    KELOWNA - The 33rd annual Okanagan College Spaghetti Bridge Building Heavyweight competition came to a surprising finish after a series of disqualifications launched the team of Anna Offenwanger and Ephraim Nowak from UBC Okanagan into the top spot.
  • Preventing suicide by reaching out

    Overall, an estimated 3,900 Canadians and 800,000 people worldwide die by suicide each year, yet it remains a taboo subject that is often not openly discussed.

    Here in B.C. we lose an average of 500 people a year to suicide. The effects can be devastating to our families and our communities. Suicide prevention is a shared responsibility - we all have the potential to make a difference and save a life.
  • Themed living communities help UBC Okanagan students feel at home

    Nearly 1,700 students live in residence at UBC’s Okanagan campus. With many of these students in their first year of university, Integrated Living Communities (ILCs) have been created to help new students feel at home.
  • Kelowna's Gospel Mission to serve 800 meals for Easter

    KELOWNA - Faith, family and food are at the heart of the Easter banquet Kelowna’s Gospel Mission will be serving on Saturday, April 4th from noon until 6pm at 251 Leon Ave.  The meal is open to anyone in the community.
  • College student chefs at the heart of event to support local charity on Valentine’s Day

    KELOWNA - Okanagan College pastry arts students will create 800 high-end desserts for a Valentine’s Day event in support of the Central Okanagan Elizabeth Fry Society.
  • Big White Spring Wine Gala event welcomes home Olympic silver medalist, Kelsey Serwa, and paves the way for more Olympic hopefuls

    KELOWNA – Big White Ski Resort is changing their popular “Big Whites at Big White” annual wine evening into a gala fundraising event supporting the Big White Racers Ski Club. It will also be a homecoming for Olympic silver medalist, Kelsey Serwa, who is a Big White Racer alumni and graduate of their Nancy Greene program.

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