Kitchen Confidential with Chef Ricardo Scebba at Ricardos
Ricardo Scebba says taste is a matter of honour—honouring the lessons taught to him by his mother...
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Author: Bruce Kemp
Kitchen Confidential with Chef Bruno Terroso at The Vanilla Pod
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Elders prod action on salmon fishery
A dozen years ago, elders of the Okanagan Nation asked where the salmon had gone. This was...
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In person: Dorothy Dalba
With her Renaissance hair and statuesque figure, your eyes follow Dorothy Dalba wherever she walks...
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Construction: The Big Picture
The future looks stagnant if you base predictions for commercial and residential construction in...
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Tara Tschritter ~ Inn From the Cold
Lining the walls of the men’s section at Inn From the Cold–Kelowna (IFTC) are 12 sets of bunk...
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The Ptarmigan’s Dilemma: John & Mary Theberge
Renowned ecologists, authors and activists, John and Mary Theberge have spent a lifetime studying...
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Driving the Tourism Biz
For Glenn Mandziuk the possibility of any career outside of tourism and economic development was a non-starter. He was literally born into the profession and has used everything he’s learned to make a name for himself and, more importantly, the organizations he’s led.
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Curling: Our Other Ice Sport
When Mom warned you not to throw stones, she wasn’t talking about this popular Okanagan...
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Residential Care: The big step
Canadians now live an average of nearly two decades past their 65th birthday, often forcing boomer generation kids and aging spouses to make the heart-wrenching decision to place a loved one in residential care …
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Art Appeal: Nataley Nagy
Popular perception may rate taking in an art exhibition right up there with getting a root canal,...
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Zombie Zinger
“You need to write about zombies.” It was my friend Rob’s dime so I continued to listen. We’ve been a dangerous duo for more than 50 years—more dangerous to ourselves than anyone else. “Your book needs a regiment of zombies.”
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Anya Mayoss-Hurd: Miss Teen Canada Contender
Anya Mayoss-Hurd’s sign should be fire. The 16-year-old redhead arrived in Canada from Birmingham, England, on the day lightning set Okanagan Mountain Park ablaze. She used the experience in a required speech for the Peachland Ambassador program that led to her coronation as Miss Teen Okanagan at the Miss Teen British Columbia competition. Now that speech is helping to carry her to the Miss Teen Canada finals in Toronto on July 9.
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Farmers’ Market
Open rain or shine, Valley farmers’ markets are growing to meet the demand of Okanaganites looking for local, farm fresh produce from fruits and veggies to artisan cheeses, breads and more.
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Go After Your Dreams
How do you determine the difference between a novel, a novella and a long short story? On some levels it makes no difference, but to Kelowna author, Celeste Catena, it may mean her place in the history books as the world’s youngest novelist.
“I’ve always had a love for reading and writing. …
The Little Company That Could
Bucking the dour headlines, Anodyne Electronics Manufacturing Corp. (AEM) is a bright spot in the firmament. With little more than a year under its belt the new company has managed to keep 49 manufacturing jobs from going south of the border …
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