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Sun Peaks’ businesses enhance local coffee culture

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By Louise Hudson Verified, Kayla Empey, Joel Barde Verified
| sunpeaksnews.com
Feature Story Mountain coffee shops are brewing up comforting cups Louise Hudson | December 21, 2022 In Sun Peaks, the high number of retirees, digital nomads and vacationers is fuelling plenty of caffeine consumption. Gone are the days of basic coffee and tea machines in ski lodges. The village isn’t alone, either. A new study by Time2Play finds that B.C. residents spend more on coffee than other Canadians, with retirees drinking the most.
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L’exploratrice coopérante

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By Tijana Mitrovic, Joel Barde Verified, Sahar Fatima, Herb Mathisen
| Canadian Institute of Mining (CIM) Verified
Accueil Perspectives L’exploratrice coopérante Perspectives Maggie Layman, vice-présidente de l’exploration à Osisko Développement Par Tijana Mitrovic 21 juillet 2021 Avec l’aimable autorisation de Maggie Layman Maggie Layman’s experience in exploration has never been that of a solitary searcher, out on her own in the wilderness.
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Heffley Valley locals battle wildfire late into the night

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By Joel Barde Verified
| sunpeaksnews.com
0shares A photo of the debris pile burning on the south side of the firebreak. Photo submitted. It was a long and scary night for a group ofHeffley Louis-Creek Rd. neighbours. Ever since the Embleton Mountain wildfire was discovered on Friday, July 9, they’ve been monitoring its progress, and watching as it’s begun to make its way down the south side of the mountain in recent days. Yesterday, the speed of the descent accelerated—to the point the neighbours knew something was not right.
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