by Paul Byrne | Apr 9, 2019 | Community, Paul's Voice, Progress
As seen in [downloads ids="160108" columns="1" category="current-issue" excerpt="no"] Today, we celebrate second, third and fourth generational family businesses that are exceptional in most every Okanagan way. Our necessary and visible role at Okanagan Life magazine...
by Paul Byrne | Mar 20, 2019 | Paul's Voice, Print Edition
Mom was born on January 4, 1917. If you do the math, you’ll see that she earned the right to be Ahead by a Century. And yes, she was tragically hip! Helene Byrne and Gord Downy were both ahead of their time. While she taught me too many scintillating lessons to...
by Okanagan Life | Oct 25, 2018 | Paul's Voice, Print Edition
Paul’s Voice What better way to celebrate three decades of Okanagan Life than printing a 30th-anniversary issue and penning a new musical libretto? Plutocrats the Musical sets out to find an Okanagan solution to shine a light on the corruption of Wall Street...
by Okanagan Life | Aug 26, 2018 | Paul's Voice
If not for beer, the Egyptian pyramids would not exist. Don’t get me wrong, I do not for one second believe slaves gained their employment with a “will work for beer” sign; however, the grog offered nourishment, quenched their thirst and slightly shifted their...
by Okanagan Life | Jun 2, 2018 | Paul's Voice
Imagine for a moment you have a new competitor. They sneak into the Okanagan and gobble up 95 per cent of gross revenue in your industry. What if your government did nothing and this monopoly continued ‘competing’ with you. To add insult to injury, you find out they...
by Mishell | May 15, 2018 | Paul's Voice
It was March 19, 2003 and Operation Iraqi Freedom was ‘shock and awing’ prime-time television audiences all over the world. Yes folks, this was it. The USA’s 24/7 news media was “fully embedded” with the troops and they were reporting the first ever made for TV,...
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