by Okanagan Life | Jun 21, 2018 | Print Edition, Rearview
Who decides where to draw the line? When Vernon personal trainer Stacy Fuhr completed her first sprint triathlon in May 2002, she celebrated by getting a tiny red and orange sunburst tattoed inside her right ankle. “It represents my accomplishment of something I was...
by Okanagan Life | Jun 11, 2018 | Print Edition, Wine & Food
Garagiste winemakers A garage can make for a passionate first crush At 650 metres above sea level, Forgotten Hill Wine Co. is the highest-elevation vineyard in the South Okanagan — a nod to a tract of land way up the hill on a forested, gravel road past Naramata. Like...
by Okanagan Life | Jun 1, 2018 | Features, Print Edition
Vancouver, Calgary and Toronto may make the top 10 list of the most liveable cities in the world, but for Okanaganites, our scenic valley with its natural beauty and mid-sized-city vibe make this a home like no other. Despite the beauty around us, money matters are...
by Okanagan Life | Jun 1, 2018 | Culture, Print Edition
Jumping for Joy Supporters of BC Children’s Hospital know well the Jumping for Joy greeting card, created by artist Neil Erickson. The original art piece help raise funds for the hospital in 1997. More than 45,000 purchased the greeting card, a record for those...
by Okanagan Life | May 8, 2018 | Best of BC Wine Awards, Print Edition
<h2>As seen in</h2> [downloads ids="152519" excerpt="false" columns="1"] Best of Show Best White Lang Vineyards 2017 Viognier Best Red Perseus Winery 2014 Select Lot Cabernet...
by David Wylie | May 2, 2018 | Community, Plugged In, Print Edition
Virtual portfolios help connect parents I’m sitting on the couch beside my son and daughter. We’re watching a video on my phone of my daughter Miya inline skating with her classmates before scrolling down to watch her perform a puppet show for her class. “I wanted to...
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