Succeed To succeed can mean to take over, to replace, such as in succeed to the throne. The related version of the word is succession, a popular term when speaking in reference to who will take on the leadership of a company when the present person moves on (often into retirement). To succeed in this […]
Think about it with Joseph Seiler
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Grass fire at PIB – Penticton – is it out?
Above – at 4pm Below – at 3pm Thanks to the firefighters – the problem seems to be fixed
High levels in rivers and lakes – aquifers fueled BUT
Water conservation urged as drought levels increase in interior regions of BC VICTORIA – Responding to continuing warm and dry conditions, the Province has announced a Level 4 drought rating for the Similkameen, Nicola, and Salmon River watersheds, while a Level 3 drought rating has been set for the Okanagan watershed. The Province is […]
No band aid solution for SOGH Oliver
South Okanagan General Hospital ED temporary service change OLIVER/OSOYOOS – Residents are advised that due to limited physician availability at the South Okanagan General Hospital (SOGH) emergency department (ED), there will be a temporary change to service on Saturday, September 2, ending Sunday, September 3. Please take note of the following: Between the hours of […]
Letter to the editor
From Rick Knodel Re – public meeting on flood issues recently I was very pleased by the turn out for the flooding town hall meeting and it was particularly encouraging that people came with potential solutions to what is a number of complicated issues. It was fortunate to a have the Ministry of Forests […]
Wow – no more bridge tolls
As of Sept. 1, it is free to cross the Port Mann and Golden Ears bridges. “We’re making life more affordable for people who cross the Fraser every day,” said Premier John Horgan. “We’re putting money back into the pockets of commuters and families. It’s about fairness and keeping our commitments.” The tolling for both […]