The system of transfer payments and grant funding from one level of government to the next is confusing to say the least.
READSince it was formed three years ago, the Stop A Bully initiative has allowed students and parents to report cases of bullying.
READWhen the move to the HST was first announced, in the early days the reaction by most citizens was fairly muted.
READWe have made much progress in assisting those who have disabilities.
READMP Dan Albas looks back on the 12 months he has spent as the Member of Parliament for Okanagan-Coquihalla.
READThere is something to be said when members of a community have an opportunity to come together and celebrate success and achievement.
READThe importance of a supportive environment cannot be overstated when it comes to developing new concepts and fresh ideas.
READNews and activity from the Summerland RCMP detachment.
READSummerland’s Good Will Shakespeare Festival will take place this year, but it will be considerably shorter than in the past.
READWhile property taxes in Summerland are rising by 1.5 per cent this year, the increase is small when measured against the rate of inflation.
READIndicators show Summerland as a much more vibrant place than some would believe.
READIt is often said that hindsight is 20-20 and even more so in government as initiatives would be viewed differently today than in the past.
READA proposed walking trail in Summerland is now on hold after grant funding was not approved.
READAlthough the Economic Action Plan 2012 reference guide is close to 500 pages, there are some issues on the minds of taxpayers.
READRoughly one year from this week British Columbia will transition back to the former provincial sales tax taxation system.
READAs the municipality prepares its 2012 budget, one thing is certain: Taxes will go up once again this year.
READThe price of a home is no longer based on what it is worth; it’s determined by what we are perceived to be able to pay.
READOnly 58 businesses cast ballots for the Summerland Chamber of Economic Development and Tourism board election.
READA funding announcement is close for upgrades to a rail trail in the South Okanagan.
READOn Tuesday, MP Dan Albas's private member's bill will reach committee stage as review begins.
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