to Al Miller of Invermere Home Hardware for giving the disabled workers a chance. Also, Cheers to his wife Lucy. There should be more compassionate people in the world like you two.
to Al Miller of Invermere Home Hardware for giving the disabled workers a chance. Also, Cheers to his wife Lucy. There should be more compassionate people in the world like you two.
Hub nominated for a B.C Principals’ and Vice Principals’ Association (BCPVPA) Partnership Award
Summer Reading Club and Pop-up Story Time return
The Lake Windermere Ambassadors are offering free summer camps for kids at James Chabot Beach.
Debra Fisher plans to run for Region 4 director in the Métis Nation of B.C. election this fall
Economic Development Officer works toward inclusive signage project for the Columbia Valley
The video was captured on dash cam along Highway 1
Mobile app allows easier video identity verification
Tests have been on hold for four months due to COVID-19
75 per cent of Canadians would agree to take a novel coronavirus vaccine
“I was quite distressed to see it.”
Planned federal spending to date on pandemic-related aid now tops about $174 billion
Society’s approach to condom usage since the 1980s can be applied to face masks today, one expert says
Strata property fees growing bigger than mortgage payments
David Dennis, who is Nuu-chah-nulth, argued that six-month sobriety policy is a ‘lethal form of racism’
