Three years ago, the topic of eating locally produced food was very much in the news, and awareness of this important subject has continued to grow ever since
The labyrinth ––best known as the elaborate maze that imprisoned the bloodthirsty half-man, half-bull Minotaur–– has a long history.
Life lessons are valuable, but they rarely come without unpleasant side effects such as self-doubt, regret, worry, and the potential for huge amounts of embarrassment.
It may seem like our weather has not been keeping up with the season, but your library is not standing still.
Off the Shelf, Maureen Curry
The most interesting travel stories are usually not about the destination but about the journey, and the experiences portrayed in the following adventures make fascinating reading indeed.
As the school year draws to a close, libraries all over the province are gearing up for another summer of contests, activities, prizes, and most of all –– reading!
This year marks not only the 75th anniversary of the Okanagan Regional…
Albert Brooks, standup comedian, moviemaker, Academy Award-nominated actor (for Broadcast News) is…
Music stands as a language that speaks to everyone in different yet…
Since they were established in 1985, the B.C. Book Prizes have celebrated…
As the Okanagan Regional Library celebrates its 75th anniversary this year, here’s…
Movies are in the news every spring during awards season, but the…
International bestseller Henning Mankell, who published his first Kurt Wallander novel in the U.S. in 1997, may not have captured the imagination of North American readers in the same way as his fellow Swede, Stieg Larsson, did with the Millennium trilogy, but fans of Swedish crime fiction will welcome what Mankell has announced will be the last in the detective series, The Troubled Man, (published next month) about a retired Swedish naval commander haunted by an incident during the Cold War.
