Life

Imagine exchanging vows with the love of your life on a white sandy beach, surrounded by crystal, turquoise water to express your love and commitment to a future together.

Winter is far from over, but organizers at the Kitchen Stove Film Series are already raring to go with their spring season.And they are kicking it off with a blockbuster. Barney’s Version, from Mordecai Richler’s novel of the same name, was just released in December 2010, but it has already earned star Paul Giamatti a Golden Globe for best actor and is leading the pack at the Genies with 11 nominations.

Executive director Gord Osland, who helped found the Penticton Children's Festival, announced his retirement late last year and his replacement has been found in actor and musician Conrad Burek.

If there really must be big, loud re-makes (and apparently, there must), we can at least celebrate the fact that — finally — someone got it right.

They’re creepy, they’re crawly and they are covered in scales. But people love them, so Cherry Lane Shopping Centre has invited Mike Hopcraft, the Reptile Guy, back for another visit to the mall, along with a few of his friends.

This is a big year for Canada Reads, the national CBC Radio contest which selects the must-read book of the year.

TripAdvisor has just announced its top destinations in the world, and Sonora Resort in British Columbia has been voted number one for luxury in Canada.

If your child is a figure skater, a hockey player, gymnast, video game player or even a budding artist, you won’t have much of a challenge finding a summer camp for them.

Once, it was a place of quiet and serenity, but Penticton’s old school library, located in the Shatford building was buzzing Saturday night as the high school’s music department took over for their annual fundraising concert.