Dear editor, The Interior Health Authority (IHA) has a handy App called MyHealthPortal that allows patients to promptly view their health records online. The app tracks Interior Health services such as patient laboratory results and diagnostic imaging reports to name ...
Hey there! This is Robyn Holman. I am the new owner of Peachland Beach Rentals. We are having our grand opening on the May long weekend and have decided to support the Peachland Food Bank. We will be doing a ...
Todd’s campground contains a large stand of mature trees that do what trees do best – provide shade, scrub the air by capturing CO2 to create oxygen, and assist in controlling land erosion. The proposed re-development of the property will likely result in the ...
Dear editor: It seems that the only thing we are talking about these days in Peachland is the potential washroom building currently sitting, unused, at the south end of Beach Avenue. It certainly seems to have given new life locally ...
I will begin by saying that I am extremely disappointed with council’s decision to not support a motion to defer the spending of an additional $40,000 to build stairs to the washroom at Heritage Park that has already cost $100,000. ...
Many people criticize lack of action to abate human caused climate change on politicians. What a convenient scape goat. If I can blame someone else, I don’t have to blame myself for my own energy gobbling behaviour. Case in point. ...
It seems to me that the NDP spin doctors fell asleep. How can Horgan and his ministers beat the drum saying we have 100,000 more people in B.C. in one year on one hand, while blaming the municipalities on the ...
We are residents on Clements Cres., where Porchlight Developments has proposed an 84-unit complex. We have some real concerns about this project. We want to make it known that we are not opposed to development, we are concerned about safety. ...
Do you know who owns Peachland’s water? Who is responsible for Peachland’s water, who should be? What authority do local Indigenous people have over this ecosystem? Do you know who makes the decisions governing our water and watershed? Whose water ...
Peachlanders have experienced some technical issues with their new water treatment plant (WTP). Watermain breaks and a couple of glitches caused a loss of water for residents in some neighbourhoods the past couple of months. It’s a not so gentle ...
The Peachland Wellness Centre is sad to announce the loss of one of our long-time and treasured volunteers, Marjory Gove. Marjory did many things while living in Peachland. During her time with PWC she was hostess (meet and greet), compiled ...
Dear Editor, Some Peachlanders, weary of COVID, are thinking green. Shamrocks on St Patrick’s Day (March 17), snow drops and crocuses popping up in gardens and packages of seeds showing up in stores. The Peachland Visitor Centre is thinking green ...
The Peachland Community Arts Council has succeeded in hosting a second virtual HeARTS festival this year, as COVID restrictions limited our indoor capacity again. But the response from the community has been very heart-warming. We were happy to connect again ...
Let us remind ourselves that in a country such as Canada, which subscribes to the rule of law, public protest is not the vehicle for changing laws or policies. That is the business of the duly elected government. Public ...
Why do I find myself so encouraged by the bravery and resiliency of the Freedom Convoy? I’m uncomfortable even thinking about going to a protest. Having been employed by a Canadian provincial health minister, I had to deal with ...
