WBN News Okanagan

In Week 1 of our WBN Book Club series, we break down Chapters 1–3 of Carnegie’s classic, starting with the golden rule of human interaction.

Living from rhythm is not about getting it “right.” It’s about honoring the full spectrum of the leadership experience.

We live in a wild time that promises to get even wilder. We're confusing what's on a screen for what's outside our window. It's called cognitive distortion, and it's happening...

Bad online reviews can hurt your brand—but handled right, they can build trust. Discover legal strategies in Canada and the U.S. to manage reviews effectively.

Shadow work means making room for the parts of you that don’t fit the leadership script. The part that doubts. The part that resents. The part that wants to hide. When acknowledged, these parts lose their grip. When denied, they run the show from the background.

With 27 hectares burned near Peachland, brave crews and water bombers work in unison to fight the Drought Hill fire. Public urged to support and clear Okanagan Lake.

Disconnection from nature leaves us unrooted. And hoists upon us the responsibility to re-pattern, bolstering our humanity and rejuvenating our leadership instincts.

A truck fire ignited a 27-hectare wildfire near Peachland, prompting evacuations and highway closures. Businesses, residents, and tourists are facing major disruption.