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GINTA – Let’s include financial literacy in our children’s education

January 28, 2019 // 1 Comment

HERE’S SOME SOBERING NEWS from a recent article inThe Globe and Mail: 46 percent of Canadians are within $200 from financial insolvency at each month-end. Blame it on [Continue]

GINTA – Food was never meant to be this challenging to deal with

January 21, 2019 // 0 Comments

THERE’S BARELY A WEEK going by without another set of recommendations on the best foods to eat, best diets to lose weight, best way to exercise, and best ways to live [Continue]

GINTA – Grace and decency are needed in public political discourse

January 14, 2019 // 0 Comments

SATURDAY MORNING started with a good amount of sunshine and blue skies. I hiked and took in the fresh air and the beautiful landscape, and spent some time remembering Cindy [Continue]

GINTA – Climate change challenges will never be solved with cat doors

January 8, 2019 // 0 Comments

IF YOU WANT A CHUCKLE, check out the amusing story of how a $2,000 cat door installed in a West Vancouver home can help fight climate change (embedded in the $3 million home [Continue]

GINTA – Any new day is a good day to aim for becoming better

January 1, 2019 // 0 Comments

AS 2018 IS ENDING, there is a funny thing happening: the resolution machinery is put to work. Open any big box store flyer and you’ll be reminded of resolutions, [Continue]

GINTA – Gratefulness and Christmas wishes to come true

December 24, 2018 // 0 Comments

IT WAS 2 A.M. when the dog started growling in that way that means one thing: someone is too close to the house. Shortly after the growling, light beams started flickering [Continue]