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GINTA – Why a different approach is needed this holiday season and beyond

December 11, 2017 // 0 Comments

LAST WEEK, the conservation group Sea Legacy (co-founded by Canadian-born photographer and marine biologist Paul Nicklen and his partner Cristina Mittermeier, also a [Continue]

GINTA – No apple is imperfect

December 5, 2017 // 2 Comments

THE WORD imperfect on the bag of apples caught my eye. I grew up picking apples off the few apple trees in my family’s garden, but I could not describe to you what a [Continue]

GINTA – The gift of time never fades

November 28, 2017 // 0 Comments

Here’s a thought that is not new or revolutionary in any way, but a humble reminder: set aside time to spend together rather than money to buy gifts IT WAS ON Tuesday [Continue]

GINTA – The magic you see when you close your eyes

November 20, 2017 // 2 Comments

LATE AFTERNOON Saturday found us at our neighbours’. My husband was to lend a helping hand lifting a potato and onion box our neighbour built for his wife. There was no [Continue]

GINTA – We’re all guardians of our breathing space

November 13, 2017 // 2 Comments

IF YOU HIKE to the top of Peterson Creek Park on any given day, more so on a cold one, you’ll see a blanket of yellowish, dirty air draped over the valley. This is not new [Continue]

GINTA – Trick or treat? The darker side of Halloween

October 30, 2017 // 0 Comments

JUST A FEW DAYS ago, a big explosion and fire at a firework factory in Tangerang, Indonesia, killed at least 47 people. The death toll will likely continue to rise as many [Continue]