Columnists


Always wag your tail first
Tom Kernaghan - Oct 27, 2021 - Columnists

I listen intently, the phone hot against my cheek, as he revisits key details of his fascinating and nomadic life. Shawn is clearly a man who has lived and learned through some tribulations I have not. Beneath the fluidity of his words lies a calm confidence produced by years of fortifying fights and realized visions. […]

Mindful learning pays dividends
Contributed - Oct 20, 2021 - Columnists

By Crystal Jensen Growing up I always had a passion for working with children, music and the outdoors. I had a vision to create a safe space where children could fully express themselves without restriction of judgment. Being free to spend the majority of my days outside amongst the trees provided me the opportunity to […]

Vaccine policies and the law
Contributed - Oct 19, 2021 - Columnists

When dealing with a legal matter, cost can be a factor depending on the issue(s). Clay Williams and Tanvir Gill are business lawyers at FH&P Lawyers, serving the B.C. Interior with offices in Kelowna, Penticton and Salmon Arm. One of the hottest topics in business right now is should employers mandate their employees to be […]

There’s something about Irie
Contributed - Oct 13, 2021 - Columnists

By Maralee Webber “Irie?” This is a question I get a lot, as most people don’t know how to pronounce it, let alone what it means. My favourite definition of Irie (pronounced EYE-ree) is “excellent” or a “state of well-being.” I named my business Irie Wellness because the island of Jamaica has become like a second home to me. […]

Preparation saves legal costs
Contributed - Oct 05, 2021 - Columnists

Business in the Okanagan continues to succeed despite the global pandemic. There are more and more buildings being constructed and tenants getting ready to move in. The business law team at FH&P Lawyers has been assisting clients for more than 100 years in the Okanagan and are rooted in community. The team provides legal services to people just starting out […]

Other ways to battle cold, flu
Contributed - Sep 29, 2021 - Columnists

By Mona Caissie It’s that time of year again where people are lacking the sun and exercise, and their stress level is high. You have a lowered immunity, and you need some support from some remedies that are going to help you nip that cold or flu in the bud. You have come to the right […]

Living inheritance is an option
Contributed - Sep 28, 2021 - Columnists

By Casey Cullen Giving to children and grandchildren while you are still alive can have great benefits and satisfaction. A living inheritance can be very rewarding when done in a way that sees children handle the money responsibly. Of course, ensuring you continue to maintain a healthy retirement income that lasts for the entirety of your life […]

Who pays if you get scammed?
Contributed - Sep 21, 2021 - Columnists

Business in the Okanagan continues to succeed despite the global pandemic. There are more and more buildings being constructed and tenants getting ready to move in. The business law team at FH&P Lawyers has been assisting clients for more than 100 years in the Okanagan and are rooted in community. The team provides legal services to people just starting out […]

Parents always will have support
Contributed - Sep 15, 2021 - Columnists

By Rochelle McFarlane I’m letting go of the shame Stopping the blame To create a loving game One that lifts me One that shifts me And sets me free to be All that is LOVE What resonates with you? Can you relate? Have you ever felt like your parenting practices didn’t fit anymore? How is […]

Are you on track this year?
Contributed - Sep 09, 2021 - Columnists

By Hee Young Chung Believe it or not, the year will be over before you know it. Are you on track to maxing out your RRSP, TFSA and other registered contributions this year? Are you saving and organizing all the documents you need for the 2021 income tax year? Are you wondering when is the best […]