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CANADA 150: How oilsands changed Alberta and Canada forever

Bob Weber, Lucas Timmons and Megan Leach

July 03, 2017 - 10:30 AM

News from © The Canadian Press, 2017

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Bigger cities in Interior Health hit hardest by rising COVID-19 cases
The Interior Health region has recorded the highest number of new weekly COVID-19 cases this year at 676, up by 215 from the week before. That’s for the week of April 4 to 10, according to new data posted on the B.C. Centre for Diseas

Wine of the Week: Daydreamer Rosé
Rachel and Marcus Ansems own and operate Daydreamer Wines in beautiful Naramata. Here they operate their vineyard without systemic fungicides, herbicides and pesticides and small batch winemaking, with a sustainable approach. Marcus hails f

ICBC employee who called in sick, fired after caught on Instagram vacationing in Penticton
A woman who was fired from ICBC for not being honest about taking a vacation day in Penticton unsuccessfully grieved her firing at Labour Relations Board hearing. Rhianna Mundy was a part-ti
April 17, 2021 7:30 AM
Kamloops condo project came to market at just the right time
Selling out a condo project in Kamloops before it’s built is not all that unusual. But selling out in one day is. “There have been other developments that have sold out pre
April 16, 2021 6:30 AM
Rookie search and rescue dog finds missing elderly Kelowna man in minutes
Chase the search and rescue dog found his first missing person in Kelowna this morning. Around 2 a.m. today, April 15, Central Okanagan Search and Rescue crews were called to locate an 86-ye
April 15, 2021 12:19 PM
Kelowna rents jump almost 5% despite provincial rent freeze
Rents in Kelowna are about five per cent higher than this time last year, despite the provincial government freeze on rent increases. A one-bedroom apartment cost $1,490 a month to rent in M
April 16, 2021 7:00 PM
Despite vaccines, lower death rates, here’s why we’re still locked down in B.C.
So many B.C. residents are slacking off on their COVID prevention behaviors that the province might be heading for a crisis. “All of us collectively need to reduce our infectious conta
April 17, 2021 6:30 AM

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