GINTA – Holding onto hope is the only way out
I ADMIT to no longer looking forward to checking the news. After a weekend spent with my family, out of reception, on the shore of a little-known lake near Little Fort, the [Continue]
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GINTA – Let’s keep green spaces buzzing
IF YOU HAPPEN by Peterson Creek these days you have likely experienced the persuasion to stay a bit longer than you might have planned. It comes in the shape of thick green [Continue]
GINTA – Why slow is good, on the road and beyond
EVERY TIME I drive to Vancouver I get reminded of a few things. Firstly, that British Columbia is a beautiful place, no matter the season. Though the Coquihalla is a [Continue]
GINTA – Books and mothers and celebrating both
I GREW UP with books. Our living room had tomes lined up in tall bookcases covering entire walls, floor to the ceiling almost. When you’re a kid, that is as close to [Continue]
GINTA – The many wonders of dandelions and other wildflowers
IT IS FINALLY here. The warmth we’ve all been looking forward to after a long-drawn winter. Hills are dressed in emerald green, and peppered with abundant bunches of [Continue]
GINTA – Why everyone’s vote is vital
OUR DAYS are rife with politics. News, campaign bites, signs abounding. Provincial elections coming up! Wednesday night found me listening to Elizabeth May at the Double Tree [Continue]
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