Local Business

Ten years in business is a big deal, especially in the restaurant industry where new eateries are often short-lived.

Penny phase-out policies seem to be all over the place in Kelowna this week as businesses and shoppers come to grips with the fact that the venerable Canadian copper coin is no longer being struck.

If you love home cooking and love Indian food, Meena Cleland is the

Scale back expectations and expect a C-grade market in 2013, Okanagan developers were told this week. "If we were in elementary school, getting 60 per cent would work out to a C and that's likely what we'll get this year," Urban Development Institute Pacific chairman Brian McCauley told a lunch meeting of the Okanagan chapter of UDI at Kelowna's Capri Hotel.