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KCR: Volunteering is making a difference

KCR: Volunteering is making a difference

KCR Community Resources shares stories of its volunteers in a weekly column
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B.C. university 鈥榬enames鈥� stairway after alumni Chris Hadfield

B.C. university 鈥榬enames鈥� stairway after alumni Chris Hadfield

鈥楩or me it all started there, just up the hill from Hatley Castle,鈥� Canadian astronaut says
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91大黄鸭 residents help shape the city through virtual voices

91大黄鸭 residents help shape the city through virtual voices

Feedback through Get Involved 91大黄鸭 sees a 25 per cent increase in 2021 over 2020
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Penticton Vees superfan reflects on her connection to the team and the late Neil Jamieson

Penticton Vees superfan reflects on her connection to the team and the late Neil Jamieson

Jamieson gave Angel Basarowick season tickets to the Vees in 2015 as well as a jersey
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YMCA of Okanagan program offers aging adults active living program

YMCA of Okanagan program offers aging adults active living program

Choose To Move offers a personalized physical activity program based on interest and abilities
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Naramata Village鈥檚 beloved free range peacock killed

Naramata Village鈥檚 beloved free range peacock killed

Kevin, one of 2 free range peacocks had been living in the village for years
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Furry flying friend fungus threatens Okanagan bat populations

Furry flying friend fungus threatens Okanagan bat populations

White-nose syndrome is decimating populations as it moves West
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91大黄鸭 company lighting the way in e-foil safety

91大黄鸭 company lighting the way in e-foil safety

MSLR Electric E-Foil has designed the world鈥檚 first light-up hydrofoil board
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BC Dairy thanks the community for over $850,000 flood relief donations, and shines a spotlight on local community heroes

BC Dairy thanks the community for over $850,000 flood relief donations, and shines a spotlight on local community heroes

[gps-image name="27768718_web1_220110-Impress-CPL-BCDairy-Community-New_1.jpg"]British Columbians have come forward with an incredible show of support for dairy farmers following the catastrophic flooding that affected the Fraser Valley beginning on Nov. 15, 2021. Individuals, several farming companies, and other farmers have donated $850,044 to the BC Dairy Flood Recovery Fund, on top of countless offers of donated labour, food, services, and urgently needed supplies.
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A look back at 91大黄鸭鈥檚 past

A look back at 91大黄鸭鈥檚 past

S.S. Sicamous in the winter
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