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The pleasure of seeing her
Lorne Cardinal owns the stage as WCT presents Michel Tremblay play
Grey Cup is Kamloops-bound!
The most important trophy in professional football will be led into the Tournament Capital on Feb. 1 by a trio of champion B.C. Lions.
Kamloops rinks fall short at B.C. curling championship
The 2012 Scotties BC Women’s Curling Championship in North Vancouver is entering playoff mode — minus Tournament Capital teams.
Sentencing of Kamloops Mountie put off at least a month
The delays in sentencing a Kamloops RCMP constable facing one count of obstructing justice are "irritating," according to a judge.
Police want to shed light on laser lout
Someone in Rayleigh was pointing a green laser at an airplane pilot, an action that impeded his vision.
....more Kamloops News, Sports, Entertainment, Business and Lifestyles
Fruit packing upgrade funded for Okanagan
Federal-provincial funding will help get the latest technology into the co-operative's Winfield fruit packinghouse.
Newcomers elected to top posts for B.C. fruit growers
Kirpal Boparai and Jeet Dukhia were elected today to the two top posts of the 123-year-old B.C. Fruit Growers' Association.
West Kelowna grow-op busted, one man facing charges
A West Kelowna man faces a multitude of potential charges after being busted for possessing stolen goods and growing marijuana.
Breaking News: RCMP tracking down a male and female in West Kelowna
Police closing in on two suspects in Lakeview Heights area.
New executive for B.C. Fruit Growers Association
Vernon area orchardist will serve as vice-president of the organization
....more Kelowna News, Sports, Entertainment, Business and Lifestyles
SOEC to host high school wrestling championship
Cold temperatures and seating capacity have resulted in the B.C. high school wrestling championship switching venues.
New executive for B.C. Fruit Growers Association
Vernon area orchardist will serve as vice-president of the organization
Penticton council considers SILGA resolutions
Revelstoke to play host to annual convention set for April
Naramata Elementary gets environmental boost
Though the Naramata Conservation project has faded away since the death of founder Jeff Wheeler, his vision carries on.
Friday reading by author Ruby Slipperjack cancelled due to illness
Illness has forced cancellation of a public reading today (Jan.27) by Ontario Ojibwe author Ruby Slipperjack at the En'owkin Centre
....more Penticton News, Sports, Entertainment, Business and Lifestyles
New executive for B.C. Fruit Growers Association
Vernon area orchardist will serve as vice-president of the organization
Special Olympics needs volunteers
Special Olympics BC Vernon needs volunteers to coach, help with fundraising; 14 different summer and winter sports offered
Yoga aligns with creativity at The Hub
Lisa Dumas introduces Anusara yoga to Vernon; hatha yoga style emphasizes precise alignment and has an uplifting philosophy
Looking towards graduation
Beyond Graduation, PLAN Institute, for students with disability who will be finishing school or who has recently left school
Coldstream orchardist recognized for years of service to industry
Jamie Kidston receives life membership in B.C. Fruit Growers Association
....more Vernon News, Sports, Entertainment, Business and Lifestyles
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Canadian pensions bounce back in 2009
Canadian pensions bounce back in 2009
<P>OTTAWA -- Rebounding equity markets lifted Canadian pension plan assets by 16.2% for 2009, helping many gain back losses experienced in 2008, according to a survey by RBC Dexia Investor Services released Thursday. </P><P>“The sp
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Jurors begin deciding fate of Shafia family
Jurors begin deciding fate of Shafia family
Jurors began deciding the fate Friday of three members of a Montreal family accused of killing four other family members, unaware that there was an eyewitness to some events at the isolated spot where the victims were found dead.
....more Canada News
Priest who took a week off 'to pray' was on Costa Concordia
Priest who took a week off 'to pray' was on Costa Concordia
An Italian priest has a lot of explaining to do after telling his parishioners he was going on a spiritual retreat for a week of contemplation and prayer, only for it to be revealed that he was on the capsized Costa Concordia cruise ship.
....more World News
Technology

With its report recent, Apple's 116 per cent profit growth helped push its total cash to $97.6 billion--enough to cover Greece's debt payments, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
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Food

When a flaxseed muffin costs $160,000, it better taste really good and be terrifically super-healthy for you.
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Travel

A hotel executive recently told me that flying Singapore Airlines is so pleasant, losing a bag became a positive experience. Airline staff apologized profusely, delivered the bag within a few hours and gave him a free flight.
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Korean Bae sets early Torrey pace, Mickelson misses cut
Korean Bae sets early Torrey pace, Mickelson misses cut
South Korea's Bae Sang-moon recorded five birdies on his outward nine before grabbing an early two-shot lead in Friday’s second round at the Farmers Insurance Open where Phil Mickelson missed the cut.
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Kris Kristofferson pays tribute to Dylan
Kris Kristofferson pays tribute to Dylan
Kristofferson is one of 75 artists who came together for Chimes of Freedom: The Songs of Bob Dylan Honoring 50 Years of Amnesty International. Here, he reflects on memories of working with the icon -- and why he chose to cover "Quinn the Eskimo."
....more Entertainment News
TSX advances for sixth straight week
Canadian stocks posted their sixth straight weekly advance Friday, despite a tepid session to end the week, as technology stocks and gold producers lifted Canada’s benchmark index
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Music helps harmonize motivation
Music helps harmonize motivation
Plenty of serious athletes have become synonymous with their tunes. Michael Phelps listened to Lil Wayne at the Beijing Olympics and Paula Radcliffe, the women's world-record holder in the marathon, likes to listen to Stronger by Kanye West to get pumped up for a run.
....more Health News