2 day Oliver Craft Sale always a favorite venue….. enjoyed by all

Riches Imagine that a pastor has been called to the bedside of a wealthy, but very sick, man. He earnestly requested that the pastor pray that he would have his health restored so that he could live. The pastor refused. In great consternation the sick asked him why? The answer greatly disturbed him. “Many people […]

The election is over and a Liberal government re-elected, now it’s time to consider how your taxes could be impacted by their election promises. Keep in mind that the Liberals are now managing a minority government so their ability to implement their planned changes is reliant on securing votes from other parties (and also that […]

Leg To receive a ‘leg up’ is to receive a bit of help. One can also earn a leg up or take one. I think the expression came from when one person stands, knee bent, allowing me to step there in order to climb up. That leg up can give me close to two feet […]

Your bottle of Sauvignon and cans of craft beer will now be bagged in paper bags instead of plastic at all B.C. Liquor Stores. The B.C. government has selected Richmond-based bag manufacturer Bulldog Bag to provide paper bags to all 197 locations owned and operated by the province. Vancouver Island stores will first make the switch on Nov. […]

As I look out my bedroom window this morning, the sky is clear before sunrise.  The ground is laden with frost, delivering the message winter is coming. For some reason the look of the morning has me thinking of the cold days of my childhood.  How I miss that old thick stew my mother made, […]

  The Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen (RDOS) board of directors has endorsed a 20-year lease agreement with the Osoyoos Museum Society. The board endorsement covers the operation of the Osoyoos Museum at 8702 Main Street in Osoyoos. The Osoyoos Museum was previously located at 19 Park Place. The Osoyoos Museum Society determined the facility was […]