by Okanagan Life | Mar 11, 2005 | 30th Anniversary, Features |
I am disturbed at the wastage and indifference to extravagance of water-use here compounded by the lack of understanding and absence of overall adequate direction and planning. John Huby [downloads ids="154720" columns="1"] By David Madison It’s –8°C outside, snow...
by Okanagan Life | Jan 16, 2005 | 30th Anniversary, Wine & Food, Wine Archives |
[downloads category="current-issue" columns="1" excerpt="no"] Jackson-Triggs, Hainle, and Inniskillin resurrected the nectar of winter in the Okanagan In barely a dozen years, Canadian Icewine has acquired a reputation as one of the world’s great wines. To cite one...
by Okanagan Life | Jan 15, 2005 | 30th Anniversary, Arts & Culture Archives |
Tragically Hip shows always manage to bring the house to their feet dancing. The Hip’s November 15 appearance at Prospera Place was no different. The crowd, somewhat younger than at previous Hip appearances, was captivated by frontman Gord Downey’s conversational...
by Okanagan Life | May 15, 2004 | 30th Anniversary, Arts & Culture Archives, Culture |
Geert has no shortage of ideas. Elly Maas [downloads category="current-issue" columns="1" excerpt="no"] by Dr. Sharon McCoubrey Sculptor Geert Maas celebrates a 20 year journey Dancing goddesses, serious ancestors, and humorous sunbathers, all in gleaming bronze...
by Okanagan Life | May 1, 2004 | 30th Anniversary, In Person, People Archives |
Rumours of my retirement have been greatly exaggerated. John Thomson [downloads category="current-issue" columns="1" excerpt="no"] Story and photo by Deborah Greaves “Rumours of my retirement have been greatly exaggerated,” says long-time business communicator John...
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