Maxine Dehart celebrates careers, birthdays and nights out in Kelowna

An interesting twist arose in a recent BC Human Rights Tribunal case. In a reversal of the more common situation where discrimination is alleged against a historically disadvantaged group, Caucasian employees claimed that their Asian manager had discriminated against them at work.

Answer is the same as marijuana, get the criminal gangs out

Check out this new column from Okanagan events guru Christina Ferreira

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Lawyer Paul Hergott tackles part two of the case of a B.C. man caught with 27,500 fentanyl pills

A new column about exploring leadership, community values and civil discourse from Kelowna podcaster, Lindsay Friesen

Bill 48, the Temporary Foreign Worker Protection Act, B.C. has received royal assent.

Cities and provinces need to do more to create social cohesion

While many squirm and stutter to talk about it, but the truth is that our young people are suffering