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It will be an opportunity to gear up for the outdoors while supporting a memorial to an avid outdoorsman.
Preparations are being made for the first Shuswap Summer Gear Swap taking place at The Gathering Place in Salmon Arm on Saturday, April 11.
Organizer Kate Ritchie said the event is modelled after the popular annual Ski Swap held in the same location, but for...
It was a long trip for the Nuxalk Baby Thunders U10 team, who spent more than 10 hours driving from Bella Coola to the Langley Events Centre for the opening ceremonies of the 2026 Junior All Native Tournament (JANT).
“We’re tired,” said manager Wilma Schooner.
But they were all smiling as they waited outside the LEC, with hundreds of other young competitors from...
“What would your wishes be if you were to die tomorrow?” I posed to my daughter during a jog.
This is part two of a budding series about unexpected death. Last week I shared wisdom from a friend who helps people through grief. A common focal point of grief is wishing that feelings of love had been expressed during the last interaction.
We’re reasonably good at r...
Bobby McMann scored twice, leading the visiting Seattle Kraken to a 5-2 win over the Vancouver Canucks in NHL action Saturday at Rogers Arena.
Matty Beniers added a goal and two assists for the winners (30-26-9), who snapped a four-game losing skid. Jared McCann and Jamie Oleksiak also scored for the Kraken, with Jordan Eberle adding three helpers. Philipp Grubauer mad...
Simran Bajwa describes the feeling of reaching one of the highest summits in the world as a sense of elevation.
Of course, elevation is the name of the game when it comes to climbing the likes of Mount Kilimanjaro. But the Vernon mountaineer used the word in an almost spiritual way. Reaching summits is proof to the 24-year-old that pain can lead to success, even to eup...