by Okanagan Life | Dec 30, 2015 | Community, Health
The New Year marks a new beginning for Syrian refugees arriving in the Interior region. Refugees will face many challenges as they adjust to new homes, new lives and a new health-care system. Interior Health and its community partners have been working hard over the...
by Okanagan Life | Dec 23, 2015 | Rearview
Like Scrooge’s undigested bit of beef, Kathryn’s imagination is driven a little whacky by Christmas leftovers. The After Eights and eggnog in my fridge seem out of place now. They scream holiday indulgence. Like lonely leftover presents, unclaimed under...
by Okanagan Life | Dec 22, 2015 | Community
UBC professor turns to technology to help students learn neuroanatomy For those who traditionally learned about anatomy outside medical school, figuring out what the human brain looks like inside the skull was largely a textbook exercise. Diagrams with arrows and text...
by Okanagan Life | Dec 20, 2015 | Community
An outdoor amphitheatre to accommodate up to 5,500 people is being proposed for the Vernon campus of Okanagan College by the non-profit Okanagan Summer Festival Society. The proposal for the amphitheatre and an initial concept plan were disclosed at Thursday’s meeting...
by Michael Botner | Dec 19, 2015 | Wine & Food
Showcasing a wicker hamper of goodies for holiday dining and entertaining with friends and family, the five-star rating system stresses value for price. Manotsuru “Bylzai” Ginjo Sake Sado Island, Niigata, Japan $13.29 A premium, micro-brewed Sake,...
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