Dial M for Murder continues its run this week and next week.
Brad Lawryk, as Chief Inspector Hubbard (left), interrogates Terry Lyons, as Tony Wendice, in a scene from the Studio Theatre’s production of Dial M for Murder which continues its run this week and next week. Tickets are at Aboutface Photography and The Open Book.
368 cases in the region remain active
Cariboo Memorial Hospital emergency doctor Sarah Dressler was born and raised in Williams Lake
Some of the stalls currently aren’t able to be rented out due to leaks in the roof
A total of 26 people have since recovered from COVID-19 after having tested positive
Search will stretch from Canco Gas Station in Lac La Hache to 150 Mile House.
Provincial health officials reported 18 new COVID-19 cases linked to variants of concern
Packaging suppliers are still figuring eco-friendly and affordable packaging options that fit the mandates of Cannabis Regulations
The city is asking residents to be on the lookout so staff can remove nests or addle eggs
Lawyer for province says Dr. Henry has outlined the reasons for her orders publicly
Bill bans sale of imitation or BB guns to young people
Penticton council’s decision to close a local homeless shelter could create tent city, says David Eby
UBC psychologists have found those more satisfied with their life have a 26% reduced risk of dying
The recommendation applies to all COVID-19 vaccines currently approved in Canada
Canada set to receive more than 6M COVID-19 vaccine dose than initially expected, by end of March
