The stone that took down Goliath
By JODY SPARK COLUMN — As a gardener who has an interest in food security, I have been an observer and sometimes writer on the organic vs. GMO movement and notice the [Continue]
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Where does Canada fit in Obama’s coal emissions plan?
EDITOR’S NOTE: Dr. Peter Tsigaris is a professor of economics at Thompson Rivers University. By DR. PETER TSIGARIS The Obama administration has taken a leadership role [Continue]
Seventy years later, memories of D-Day still burn
Kamloops lad Knox now writes for the Victoria Times Colonist. COLUMN — Seventy years later, Earl Clark still flashes back to D-Day. “Every once in a while you wake up in [Continue]
Not going to war can be an act of bravery, too
COLUMN — Somebody asked me just the other day if my father was in the war. I don’t know how we got talking about the Second World War, or about my father, but people [Continue]
Some TV sets have more stories once unplugged
COLUMN — A few days ago some of our neighbours had a garage sale. A bit of a slow day, that Saturday, they did not get many customers. At the end of the day, they left a [Continue]
Loss of privacy in education not always a bad thing?
COLUMN — Loss of privacy is not such a bad thing when it comes to education, says Professor George Siemens. Digital surveillance can help students, says Siemens, professor [Continue]
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