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Where are they now?: Terwiel working as civil engineer in Oregon
By Marty Hastings / Kamloops This Week
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TRU, UBC Okanagan and UNBC create research pact
The universities are creating an inventory of equipment on campus, such as DNA sequencers
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Threats mar Eight Peaks discussion
A few posts on social media do not represent the views of most snowmobilers, says BRPP president
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Make your New Year’s resolution a commitment to emergency preparedness
We’ve used the term “unprecedented” when talking about the 2017 wildfire season in B.C.
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New Year’s Eve Bull Riding a sellout event
Professional Bull Riding welcomes 2018 in the North Thompson Agriplex, Barriere
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It’s a boy! Interior Health announces New Years baby
The first baby of 2018 for the Interior Health Authority region was born in Penticton
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Sweeping Emergency Order sought to save mountain caribou
Mountain caribou ave a Christmas present to Federal environment Minister Catherine McKenna Dec. 14. But this present wasn’t made in a workshop at the North Pole or delivered by reindeer (aka domesticated caribou). It comes from the University of Victoria Environmental Law Centre, a former Environment Canada biologist and the Valhalla Wilderness Society.
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“From Canada’s Lakes to the World”: An essay/video contest for IISD-ELA’s 50th anniversary
International Institute for Sustainable Development Experimental Lakes Area is turning 50!
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Track Santa Claus along his Christmas Eve journey to B.C.
Santa has already dropped off gifts in Korea, Hong Kong and Nepal
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Searching for the true meaning of Christmas
May you find the Christ of Christmas beneath the tinsel this year!
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