Taking an interest in your Kootenay Lake surroundings can add purpose to one’s outdoor ventures
With practice comes the “unity” upon which the practice of yoga was founded
Counsellor Barbara Hunter speaks on the topic of empathy
Pause whatever you are doing and notice what is happening with your breath
It won’t be easy to solve our problems, but our futures are worth fighting for
‘I think we all need to take a moment to recognize what we’ve been going through and why we should still have hope and optimism.’
April 24 to 30 is National Volunteer Week
By Jason Meidl, Funeral Director at Creston Valley Funeral Services jason@crestonvalleyfuneralservices.ca I…
‘Tis the season to get your hands dirty in the garden
‘There are two distinct sides to this argument with a third possible outlook’
‘Native tree species grow where conditions of soil, moisture, and temperature are optimum’
By Margaret Miller, a long-time Creston Valley resident April in the Kootenays…
‘If you’ve got little ones like me, take it easy on yourself, and don’t sweat the small stuff.’
‘It is for you that the Son of God bore your sins; for you He opens the gates of Paradise.’
‘This temperate area was recognized as a good place to bring interesting and striking tree seedlings to grow.’
Whether or not early spring flowers can be affectionate, botanists and wildflower enthusiasts still call them “ground-huggers”.
‘In B.C., there are certain things that the law requires when it comes to death and the handling of the deceased.’