A phone line has now been set up for expectant mothers to get information about labour and delivery at Kelowna General Hospital. The Cure BC s health ministers Colin Hansen and Sindi Hawkins have a genuine desire to work with health professionals. However, their first priority is patient care. High-Tech Meltdown Shares in Nortel Networks plunged and took the Toronto stock market down with them in early trading today. The consumer price index jumped to 3.9 per cent in May, up from 3.6 in April.
Energy prices are to blame for much of the increase.
A busy weekend at the Apple Bowl, with all kinds of Okanagan Predators soccer. In Pacific Interntional League baseball, the Kelowna Falcons host Everett tomorrow in a double header that starts at three at Elk s Stadium. In the majors, Montreal lost to the New York Yankees 9-6. Toronto was off to gear up for a game tonight at Olympic Stadium. Mighty Joe Sakic Joe Sakic took home the hardware from the NHL awards last night.