Dr David Urness Chiropractic

02/19/2024

build your local connections and local business sources... it matters alot in the next year or so......❤

01/16/2024

10/05/2023

Dr David Urness has moved to Active Living Chiropractic and Massage ! (Activeliving.janeapp.com) Thanks for the great years with all the great people, especially Dr. Barry and Betty Urness. We so appreciate the support of the Dr Heather White and Dr Rick Mozell, the great office staff; Colleen, Corinne, Jen, Angela and Shaunie. We are looking forward to the future at Active Living Chiropractic.

08/22/2023

Stay safe my friends!

-The Okanagan Batman-

08/19/2023

Thoughts and prayers for all those evacuated. Thank you for being a part of this great community and we hope for safety and health for all those on the front lines. Thank you

https://www.cordemergency.ca/

06/19/2023

Happy Fathers day. I am blessed!

06/01/2023

Telemark is seeking a new Nordic head coach to lead and oversee our successful team of competitive racers!

The '22/'23 winter racing season was one of the best ever for the team! With the club poised for growth, we are looking for an individual who will bring high quality technical coaching, as well as leadership skills and a vision to contribute to a positive club environment in which our skiers can learn and grow.

Please share this opportunity to lead our team and join our incredible club culture. To apply, please submit a resumé and cover letter (maximum 1,000 words) to Mike Edwards, Telemark General Manager. Please visit our website for more details.

05/16/2023

We wanted to share that Dr. David Urness will be moving to Active Living for October 2023. Dr. Rick Mozell and Dr. Heather White will remain at Valleyview Chiropractic in the Rutland area.

05/03/2023

Help protect BC's biodiversity and report invasive plant sightings at rdco.com/requests.

Bluew**d (a.k.a. blue devil) flowers from May through to September. The hairs on the stem can be painful to touch. This w**d contains pyrrolizidine alkaloids, which can be toxic to livestock if ingested. Bluew**d invades pastures and rangelands, replacing forage plants.

Visit the oasiss page for more information:
oiso.ca/species/bluew**d/

05/01/2023

https://youtu.be/nycjrAML2bI

Part 2: Pain and posture with Dr. McGill Part 3: (next week): How to train the core and why for the strength athlete!...