Olga Hallborg does not shy away from a challenge. As a registered nurse, mother, student, wife and volunteer, she is a busy bee.
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Dr. Kyle Merritt and LPN Thea Whelan talk about their pandemic experiences one year in.
From resource extraction to damming and railway construction, the Salmo River’s history, combined with warmer summers and winters, leaves bull trout on the hook.
People are doing what they love and finding ways they can contribute to a healthy and sustainable food economy in their communities.
We need skilled workers who are trained to work on electric vehicles; we need people who are able to install infrastructure such as charging stations, and that infrastructure will need to be serviced and maintained.
This year has been hard but if you look closely you can always find moments of happiness, even if it’s just in the little things.
Carlos and Julia are building their dream home on two acres in the West Kootenays.
Since 1993, Jean Hewat has owned and operated Jean’s Mushroom Station in Nakusp, British Columbia.
A local businesswoman, Karen Kornelsen, is running a business that has goals beyond maximizing profit.
A Trail, BC, family traded their truck for an electric bike, and four years later, they’re still seeing the benefits.