News Items tag as: North Okanagan Shuswap Rail Trail

Splatsin First Nation acquires portion of rail corridor
December 22, 2014 - 7:29 PM

ENDERBY - There’s been a significant advancement on the discontinued rail corridor between Armstrong and Sicamous.
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The Okanagan has its own tiny form of alligator
It’s spring and all sorts of cold-blooded creatures are slithering to warm rocks, including a type of lizard with the face of an alligator. The northern alligator lizard is most commonly found near rock faces, said Pete Wise, owner of

Make panzanella salad to celebrate the end of peach and tomato season
Harvest is in full swing now which means last chance for romance with some of your favourite fall ingredients. Peaches are rounding up for the year and so are heirloom tomatoes, so please make this salad as a finale to another wonderful season.

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Okanagan keeps COVID-19 levels under control in latest report, while most of B.C. sees increases
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Splatsin First Nation acquires portion of rail corridor