City Issues

As City CAO Randy Diehl was showing off the WestJet model he’d received  at today’s inaugural-flight ceremonies, John O’Fee reminded those who were [Continue]

On this day, Remembrance Day, I feel a mixture of gratitude and inferiority. I was born toward the end of World War Two. Many of the pictures of both my mother’s and [Continue]

When I was 20 years old, I spent the summer working at my parents’ fishing camp at Tranquille Lake. I cleaned cabins, filled pot holes, and helped my dad build a road [Continue]

I attended the breakfast for the TRU Foundation’s fundraising kickoff this morning in the Grand Hall. The vision for a new hall of learning building is spectacular in [Continue]

Kevin Skrepnek stood on the pier at Riverside Park today, hoping the rain would hold off as he announced his intention to try for a seat on City council in November’s [Continue]

Bloggers. Can’t live with ’em, can’t erase ’em. I’ve had a few verbal run-ins with bloggers the past few months, and quite enjoy poking a few [Continue]