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 Kelowna Mountain brings temporary work not sustainable jobsColumnist Jennifer Smith says the work Kelowna Mountain proponents so loudly applaud comes at a cost that's just not worth it.
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 Michaels: Theatrics shouldn't throw planning out of whackResponse to Official Community Plan that would encompass Kelowna Mountain project was dramatic.
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 Fletcher: Premier bitten by pest problemChristy Clark faces decision of doing the right thing or the popular thing regarding pesticide use.
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 U.S. President Barack Obama came out last week in
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 Are you prepared in the event of an emergency that
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 Fletcher: Ferry fleet sails into a fiscal stormBad past policies of BC Ferries aggravating current financial problems for ferry service.
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 Hodge: Setting the judging standards for Rutland May Days paradeThe Gazillianth annual Rutland May Days Parade kicks off the family festival on May 19 and I am one of three parade judges.
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 DeHart: Local go-cart operation adds 10 new state-of-the-art cartsMalibu Grand Prix and Laser Tag have been operating at on Stremel Road (just off Highway 97 North) since 1985.
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 Hergott: When it comes to disbursements, who should finance them?There are two parts to any lawyer's bill--one is the fees which are charged, the other is the disbursements.
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 Albas: Despite criticism, there is plenty of debate about the budgetIt was roughly one year ago that I wrote my first report as your newly elected MP for Okanagan-Coquihalla.
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 Steen: Avengers have fun saving EarthWhen the Earth's complete destruction and human annihilation is close, a dysfunctional band of heroes leaps into action.
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 Gerding: Save your own skin: Slip on a life jacket while out boatingWhen I look out at people boating, more often than not the boaters are not wearing life jackets.
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 Our View: Raise a glass to Okanagan winesLike the product it produces the local wine industry is coming of age with vintages that make wine aficionados drool.
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 Kaufman: Acupuncture treatments for nerve numbnessPeripheral neuropathy refers to damage to the nerves of the peripheral nervous system.
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 Thomson: Time link between summer and spring idyllic for Central OkanaganI've always preferred the brief "between-season" when spring starts turning into summer.
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 Latimer: Changes coming to definitions of autismAfter almost two decades, the psychiatric diagnostic manual is being revised and re-published next year.
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 Muskens: Innovative technology requires new job skills almost dailyIf we knew everything ahead of time, we would be able to predict what kind of skills and jobs are going to be required in the future.
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 Steeves/Trail Mix: With spring come bears and high waterThere's good and bad in everything, and spring is no exception, but there are some steps you can take to mitigate the bad.
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 D. Smith: Create emergency fund for peace of mindWhen I discuss debt repayment or saving money in an emergency fund, the comparison is based on low interest rate costs.
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 Do you like the idea of public facilities being ya
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 Hodge: Confronting mortality can be a little hard on our psycheThe bottom line is this--getting old is great, unless you think about it.
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 Cannan: Volunteering is good for the soul of your communityAccording to Volunteer Canada (www.volunteer.ca), 12.5 million Canadians graciously donate their time and energy to worthy causes.
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 Stewart: Writing out the proper prescription for health care systemWhether to regulate their blood pressure, manage arthritis, or combat clinical depression, many British Columbians rely on prescriptions.
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 Our View: The price we have to payIf you're like many Canadians, you spent much of the last weekend of Aprilsurrounded by boxes and folders of paperwork and receipts.
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Are you concerned about regulations protecting the
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