Dry Grad 2017 decorating committee chair Heather Berkelaar (left) and Joyce Berkelaar along with, Heather’s mom Lorene Walsh (not pictured), see their efforts come to fruition Wednesday evening as volunteers help them transform the small arena using the theme Neon Black Light chosen by the grads who will attend the celebration Saturday evening. Monica Lamb-Yorski photo
Monica LAMB-YORSKI
Staff Writer
Burning may begin as early as April 13 in partnership with BC Wildfire Service
This year’s sale will be online and in person
Kevin Boon said positive aspect of pandemic is more people interested in where their food comes from
This year’s World Water Day theme was Valuing Water
Plans are to complete three rideable lines each year, he added
John Horgan government to ‘carefully return to balanced budgets’
Packaging suppliers are still figuring eco-friendly and affordable packaging options that fit the mandates of Cannabis Regulations
“Tasting is really just part of the retail experience. The analogy I use is you wouldn’t buy a pair of pants without trying them on.”
President Dan Kelly said it is crucial to maintain programs to help businesses to the other side of the pandemic
Committee also found that the terrorist threat to Canada has shifted since its last such assessment
Spallumcheen rental rooms filled with junk, human and animal feces; landlord scared to rent again
2019 report shows Canada emitted about one million tonnes more of these gases than the previous year
Appointments are currently being booked for people ages 66 and up
310-MHSU line receives positive feedback in early months of rollout
