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GINTA – The fallacy of sanctioning those who defend the old growth forests

June 1, 2021 // 2 Comments

MOST PEOPLE in British Columbia have learned by now of the big commotion happening at the Fairy Creek Watershed on Vancouver Island near Port Renfrew. Blockades have been [Continue]

GINTA – When hope, help and gratefulness count as stepping stones

May 26, 2021 // 2 Comments

ON July 26, JESSIE SIMPSON will turn 24. That’s also the day when his mom hopes to have him at home for a few days, so he can enjoy the place he has not been able to see [Continue]

GINTA: Legacy matters — Why our beautiful world deserves the best

May 4, 2021 // 0 Comments

IT HAD RAINED ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT and the woods were alive with bird songs in early morning when dog and I headed out for a hike in our beloved Peterson Creek Park. The rain [Continue]

GINTA – Let’s focus on the things we can do and remember what matters

April 27, 2021 // 0 Comments

DEPENDING ON WHO YOU ASK, you’ll hear from some people that they are making the best of their time and days in general, restrictions notwithstanding. Others will explicitly [Continue]

GINTA – Spring is here; let’s make it brighter yet with safety and kindness

April 15, 2021 // 0 Comments

WE’RE FINALLY MOVING INTO SPRING. It’s been a tug-of-war as of late, with snowy mornings and frosty windshields yet again — some strong and cold winds, too — but the [Continue]

GINTA – It’s not all doom and gloom as long as we make better choices

April 8, 2021 // 0 Comments

I AM NOT MUCH FOR VIRAL NEWS but every now and then I wish some stories I come across get shared far and wide because of how significant they are. The one I came across on [Continue]