6 tips for quitting smoking once and for all in 2024
When it comes to health resolutions, quitting smoking should be priority No. 1
Why new cars need some extra TLC during windshield replacements
Professional recalibration keeps your car’s safety features working seamlessly
Cruise into Modern Luxury: Let Celebrity show you how
Exclusive Expedia Cruises event showcases possibilities of modern luxury cruising
Out with the old, in with the new – 5 reasons to choose fibre over copper
Not all network technologies are created equal. While copper lines have historically connected many of our homes and buildings, all things continue to evolve – transforming into something better. It’s no different than when we left VHS behind and entered into the sharper, more immersive world of 4K digital streaming, or when we turned in our cheque books for debit cards and instant e-transfers.
Vital Signs Report shows physical health and mental wellbeing of locals.
North Okanagan is generally healthy, but this report reveals the potential risks
Selling a home has never been simpler thanks to this B.C.-based service
This reliable service provides hassle-free home selling in Greater Vancouver and across B.C.
Celebrate the New Year with a delicious twist
Chilliwack pizzeria shares new menu additions and community appreciation for 2024
Discover Osoyoos for an unforgettable winter getaway
From thrilling sports to relaxing retreats, Osoyoos offers winter experiences for everyone
Calling all explorers! Don’t miss your chance to explore Canada’s most Iconic destinations
Contest offers a fully equipped RV rental of your choice for five nights!
Discover the rich tradition and hospitality behind this authentic Punjabi cuisine
This Mission restaurant serves up unique catering experiences alongside exceptional in-house service
A cruise event set to sail you into the future
Surrey’s premier travel agency celebrates wave season with exclusive event
Jumpstart your career with the 2024 Chilliwack Hiring Post-Secondary Education Expo
Explore career and education opportunities in Chilliwack on Feb.8
Victoria Film Festival celebrates 30 years of film and culture
This year’s film festival showcases the diverse nature of BC filmmakers
The year ahead – Why M&M Food Market is THE franchise to own in 2024
The new year is a time for reflection. We gather with friends and family, taking a moment to share in each other’s success, recognize well-earned accomplishments, and celebrate the milestones achieved over the past year.
The year ahead – Why M&M Food Market is THE franchise to own in 2024
The new year is a time for reflection. We gather with friends and family, taking a moment to share in each other’s success, recognize well-earned accomplishments, and celebrate the milestones achieved over the past year.
The year ahead – Why M&M Food Market is THE franchise to own in 2024
The new year is a time for reflection. We gather with friends and family, taking a moment to share in each other’s success, recognize well-earned accomplishments, and celebrate the milestones achieved over the past year.
The year ahead – Why M&M Food Market is THE franchise to own in 2024
The new year is a time for reflection. We gather with friends and family, taking a moment to share in each other’s success, recognize well-earned accomplishments, and celebrate the milestones achieved over the past year.
The year ahead – Why M&M Food Market is THE franchise to own in 2024
The new year is a time for reflection. We gather with friends and family, taking a moment to share in each other’s success, recognize well-earned accomplishments, and celebrate the milestones achieved over the past year.
Ten ways to maintain brain health and reduce risk of dementia
January is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month and throughout the month, the Alzheimer Society of B.C. is sharing the stories of people affected by dementia to help challenge stigma and raise awareness of the organization’s support services. Here in the Yukon, that includes Don Cheeseman, a Whitehorse resident living with dementia himself.
Resilience shines in the face of dementia, inspires hope this Alzheimer’s Awareness Month
Having spent thirteen years in social services as a successful employment counsellor, Art Harrison of the West Kootenay region was prompted to make a change in his own career due to burnout. Recognizing the demand for IT support, he sought out education to deepen his understanding of technology but found himself encountering a roadblock while trying to pass an online Microsoft course. This unexpected challenge forced Art to confront the fact that something had changed so, in 2017 his doctor connected him with the UBC Brain Health Centre in Vancouver and in June 2019 he finally got answers in the form of a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease.