The Sun Peaks Historical Society takes the first step to restore a historic cabin on Tod Mountain
The historical society applied for a $5,000 grant from Heritage B.C. as a starter for their dream of restoring a historic cabin to its former glory.
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ArtZone Sun Peaks is ensuring the village will be full of art and culture this summer
Each Sunday this summer, visit the ArtZone tent on market days and get excited for their CREATE! Arts and Craft Festival in September.
Al Raine and Nancy Greene Raine announce mayor’s Bulbar ALS diagnosis
The couple feel grateful for the ‘wonderful time’ they had together.
New chief marketing officer of Sun Peaks Resort LLP, Aaron Macdonald, talks about his promotion
With a promotion to chief marketing officer, Aaron Macdonald has some new ideas on how to build the resort’s image and bring people in.
Local takes a big step in battling Parkinson’s Disease after surgery
Since receiving deep brain stimulation therapy, Ryan Oevermann has seen improvement in his motor movement impacted by Parkinson’s Disease.
Meet this year’s Work Experience Program firefighters
Sun Peaks Fire Rescue hosts a Work Experience Program for prospective firefighters to experience hands-on training. Get to know this year’s recruits.
Sun Peaks residents should prepare for a dry summer by monitoring water usage early
Stage two water restrictions are in place in Sun Peaks and people are urged to follow water conservation guidelines.
Wildfire season is here, and Sun Peaks Fire Rescue urges all to prepare
As members of the Sun Peaks Fire Rescue undergo their own training, there are many ways the public can prepare for wildfire season.
A winter recap: this year’s ski season in Sun Peaks
The village continues to be a desired tourist destination, despite a dip in skier visitation this year.
Meet SPIN’s new reporter, Nicole Perry
Nicole Perry, a recent graduate of Thompson Rivers University, is joining Sun Peaks Independent News as a community reporter.