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Review: Zelda setting elevates hack-and-slash gameplay of ‘Age of Imprisonment’
It deftly expands on the source material's narrative and uses some of its trademark gameplay features to spice up the relentless combat.
Give caterpillars a ‘soft landing’ under your trees. The ecosystem will thank you
“But those caterpillars drop from the tree and they pupate in the ground. And how we landscape under those trees determines whether or not those caterpillars will survive.”
Vintage Hudson’s Bay blankets, more paintings headed for online auction
Some of them are almost 100-year-old point blankets with HBC's classic green, red, yellow and indigo motif, while others are slightly more recent and feature scarlet, lavender, wild cranberry, rose, empire blue and gold hues.
Prince Harry apologizes to Canada over ‘Hat Gate.’ Duke sorry for wearing Dodgers cap
LONDON (AP) — Prince Harry went to Toronto for events marking the end of World…
CFIA employees face harassment and death threats after BC ostrich cull
"In the current climate, any CFIA employee who is publicly identified immediately becomes the target of harassment, including death threats, from individuals opposed to the CFIA's eradication policy in British Columbia at the ostrich farm.”
BC gov’t fined $760,000 for fatal wildfire ATV crash and crew entrapped by fire
The incidents date back to the 2023 wildfife season.
‘No credible evidence’ of gun at Kamloops high school after lockdown
Police are keeping a presence in the area of the school due to threatening social media posts.
iN PHOTOS: Farm animals love donated pumpkins in Okanagan, Kamloops
“Most of our animals eat pumpkins and it’s quite funny to watch them."
B.C. government workers voting through to Thursday on tentative agreement
BURNABY — Members of the British Columbia General Employees’ Union have begun voting on the…
Brewing Up Art: Memo Cups Are Turning Every Sip Into a Marketing Masterpiece
Business Spotlight
Since time immemorial, necessity has inspired innovation — and for one Kelowna business owner, that…
Gunshots ring out at B.C. ostrich farm as cull moves ahead
EDGEWOOD, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA — Numerous gunshots rang out in the night at a British…
Penticton council votes to delay decision on tiny homes project
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Mayor Julius Bloomfield warned council any delay would make the province’s offer “dead in the water because the funding may be pulled."
Conservative MP announces resignation days after another crosses the floor
Matt Jeneroux, MP for Edmonton Riverbend, said in a letter that it was "not an easy decision" but he believes it is the "right one."
Driving a tractor without a seatbelt nets Kelowna orchards $13,500 in fines
They can add their names to a list of farms all fined for the same thing.