McQUARRIE – The Fifth Horseman of the Apocalypse
GIVEN HOW WELL 2020 has gone this year, I thought it might be a good time to again ask: Who were those Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse? I’m also wondering if maybe, just [Continue]
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KNOX – Trapped by a tax he can’t afford to pay or fight
WHEN BIG O TIRE burned in View Royal, Eric Chang was visibly upset. “Don is such a good neighbour,” he said as black smoke billowed into the sky. “He’s a good guy.” [Continue]
GINTA – We ought to do screen time right because so much depends on it
CAN YOU IMAGINE TODAY’S WORLD, your world, without internet and social media? Some may not have a Facebook, Instagram or Twitter account but pretty much everyone now has an [Continue]
PETERS – It’s time to consider tailoring our pandemic restrictions by region
YOU’VE HEARD Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry say it repeatedly: COVID-19 is in every region of B.C. She could very well have said, “There are tall buildings in [Continue]
KNOX – From the bubble, a tribute to Mum on her 100th birthday
MY MOTHER, Jean Knox, turns 100 years old today, totally screwing up my retirement-budget calculations. I put her longevity down to stubbornness. She never was a quitter, [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Someone should let Jason Kenney know the oil peak has arrived
ALBERTA PREMIER JASON KENNEY still dreams that his one-trick scheme of pumping oil out of the ground will save Alberta. Not so, says the energy giant BP. BP predicts that [Continue]
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