"Holy Hockey Pucks"
Okanagan Life
heads for the rink to explore Valley mania for
Canada's game
In this issue we meet an NHL hopeful, follow a typical hockey family through its hectic schedule and check in with some of the game's greats (and not so greats). For the hockey-phobic (or less than hockey-mad) among our readers (and we know you're out there), check our Valley connections with the 2010 Vancouver Olympics. This and so much more...
Ice Dreams: the Shane McColgan Story
Most kids who lace up skates and grab a stick indulge in a little NHL dreamin' – but for this Kelowna Rocket, making it to the show is the one goal he's determined to score
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Home Game
Hockey season – across the nation "normal" family life means scrambling to get kids to and from the rink, flogging raffle tickets and hauling gear on weekend road trips. Meet a Penticton hockey family
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Hockey Greats Fantasy Camp
Summer camp isn't just for kids. John Paul Byrne shares his memories of an Okanagan hockey camp for the big boys
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Faceoff
Photographer Daniel Hayduk records the many faces of hockey in the Okanagan
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Ken Holland's Amazing Stops
From Okanagan pond-shinny to Stanley Cup glory – with a few stops along the way (or not)
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Lunch O'Clock League
We asked a bunch of noon-hour hockey jockeys to indulge in a little naval-gazing on their sport. Their thoughts may raise some hackles, wrinkle a brow, induce a nod or tickle a smile, but one thing is clear – these guys love the game
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Keeping Olympic Time
Kim Stansfield and John Gordon
The Russians are Coming
National teams converge on Silver Star in run-up to Winter Olympics
Team Player, Individual Star
Merlot easily holds its own as a solo performer, but this versatile grape also plays well with others
Fresh Tracks Have Their Ups and Downs
Extreme downhillers can't claim exclusive dibs on trackless powder. When our intrepid adventurer hops a chopper for an alpine touring expedition, she gets all the virgin snow she can handle
Sunflowers and Survival
For years we've been told there are no warning signs for ovarian cancer. Busting that myth by sharing her own first-hand experience is the goal of spirited, sunny Corrine Johnson
Backside Rebuttal
Three decades of butting heads and
em-barr-ass-ment
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