Dr. Luke Turanich is expected to begin practice in late summer/early fall
In an act of reconciliation, a new name will be chosen for the former Prince Charles Secondary School
Fawning season occurs from mid-May to June until the fawns become more independent of their mothers
This Sunday, we honour all good father-figures
Trees are one of the regulators of our planet's climate
After some temporary closures of indoor exhibits due to COVID-19, the museum has re-opened to welcome visitors
Before the pandemic, weekly activities included bingo, darts, pool, TaiChi, whist, crib, canasta, and line dancing
'Many of the local trails pass through varying terrain including forest cover, below cliffs and scree slopes, and through other natural landscapes and terrain.'
TAPS spoke on why they love to serve our local seniors
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, the body, mind, and spirit cannot be separated
Ben Simoni will be working in the region from May to November
'There is a place for embalming, but it's not necessarily for everyone.'
The library has been renamed Yaqsumit, after the iconic sturgeon-nosed canoe
'Raindrops can collectively become floods. Snowflakes can pile up many feet high. Dollars in a piggy bank can amount to wealth.'
'In these days of COVID, we all need to be aware of how we treat others.'
'It would be much appreciated if everyone could remember to give bicycles enough space on the road.'
'I will share the voices of Indigenous people and writers who have already shared their important stories with us.'
In partnership with the Kootenai Tribe of Idaho, the clinic will be held on National Indigenous Peoples Day
'I am always so proud and impressed with the connectedness of our community.'
A cautionary tale from TAPS on the signs of a phone scam
