Charbonneau — Who among us has the right to be forgotten?
COLUMN — Some struggle to be remembered. For others who wish to be forgotten, there is hope. Before the Internet, people lamented that they were faceless numbers. Now, with [Continue]
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Dan Spark — Greenhouse a refuge of warmth and life
COLUMN — Two weeks ago my family gave me an early Father’s Day gift. Jody and the children packed up for the day and visited a friend in Kamloops. Attendance [Continue]
Knox — Heed these words, grads, then do the opposite
COLUMN — Born-and-raised Jack Knox, who describes himself as an award-losing columnist, writes for the Victoria Times Colonist. It’s commencement ceremony season, and the [Continue]
Rothenburger — A silent protest, a consumer decision
COLUMN — I boycotted Dairyland this week. Sort of. I spent an extra few cents and bought a carton of Blackwell Dairy’s one-per-cent instead. Boycotting is not [Continue]
Are we losing something we do well and benefit from?
COLUMN — Daniela Ginta writes Fridays for The Armchair Mayor News. In yet another attempt to purge some of the dust-collecting items in our home, I went through the old [Continue]
Quinoa is an amazing food, but who owns it?
COLUMN — Quinoa is an amazing food that actually lives up to the hype. It provides significant amounts of calcium, iron, fibre, essential fatty acids, vitamin E, and unlike [Continue]
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