Sports of all varieties have been a constant part of Avia LaTosky’s life, but it’s rugby that’s sending her to the BC Summer Games this year
The annual Summer Stomp and Burnout will be swinging into Sicamous to celebrate its 25th anniversary this weekend.
The need for better walking and biking trails in Sunnybrae is a hot topic for a group of residents.
A heavy storm that thundered through the Shuswap on July 2 has one resident dealing with damage done to his home
A number of highways in the Shuswap will be getting an increase in speed limit
The Supreme Court of Canada has officially declared the aboriginal title for the Tsilhqot’in Nation
Athletes from the area are gearing up to head to the 2014 BC Summer Games in Naniaimo.
It’s summer in Salmon Arm, a community known for its abundance of music.
Upcoming graduation ceremonies will proceed as planned, without teacher involvement.
School District #83 trustees have voted to keep all nine trustees on the board of education.
Canoe will be welcoming a new restaurant and coffee roasting business come August.
Lakeshore Drive is a key road in Salmon Arm, but according to one resident, it’s in dire need of upgrades.
School district: Board to stick with nine trustees.
Sewage lagoon: Smell worse, lasts longer this year.
Graduating students encourage government, teachers to find better way to resolve issues.
Ashley Clark wins first non-sanctioned race at recent Wine Country Racing Association event.
The ongoing job action by teachers, which is now a full-scale strike, continues to make waves across School District #83
Recreational vehicles will be able to roll into Sicamous and park for an extended stay this summer.
Changes to proposed plan could put government funds at risk.
Unlike politicians in Enderby, Salmon Arm councillors are supportive of School District #83 cutting the number of trustees on its board.
