CHARBONNEAU – Either Canada is a young country, or I’m old
CANADA is a young country. Or I’m old. Canada is 150 years old this year. Since I’m one-half that age, Canada must be a young country. Or I’m old. It must be the [Continue]
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FORSETH – Two things that prove B.C.’s NDP still haven’t learned
FOLLOWING THE 2013 provincial general election, and Adrian Dix’s flip-flop on Kinder Morgan (a.k.a. the Kinder Morgan Surprise), Tom Sigardson (the head of Unionized [Continue]
GINTA – Kamloops from up close – the things I’ve learned about being here
FIVE YEARS ago when my family and I relocated to Kamloops someone told me that unless you’ve been here a couple of decades or longer, you’re just not ‘Kamloopsian’ [Continue]
FORSETH – B.C. government’s thirst for tax revenues vs. ‘Take It Slow’
WHY DOES the provincial government want to make it easier for alcohol to be accessible? Well, I don’t wish to be cynical, however, here are a few things you may wish to [Continue]
KNOX – In his last days as president, Barack Obama takes time to attend the wedding of a B.C.-raised friend
AFTER EIGHT frustrating years of being blocked by an often hostile Congress, U.S. President Barack Obama finally got to see one of his goals accomplished last weekend: Marvin [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Kick the bucket list
BUCKET LISTS have a grim quality about them. Once they’re completed, what else is there to live for? They nag at you. Even if life gets in the way of completion, they sit [Continue]
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