COLLINS – As William Shakespeare said, much ado about nothing
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE was way ahead of his time. When he wrote one of his best comedies “Much Ado About Nothing” in the late 1500’s, he didn’t realize that the themes [Continue]
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KNOX – ‘A washed-up, balding, semi-literate journalist from Kamloops’
THE TRUMP supporters didn’t like me much in 2016. “Interesting take in your column today,” wrote one the day after the election. “It guarantees you will continue to [Continue]
FORSETH – Final thoughts on 2016
2016 IS HOURS away from wrapping up, and a new year looms just over the horizon. Before I go, though, I took some time this morning to have a look back at some stories from [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – Pearls of wisdom about life and death in 2016
MOSTLY, 2016 sucked. The weather was awful, politics was a mess, and a lot of good people died. We all look at the past through our own filters. Here are some abbreviated [Continue]
PETERS – Don’t blame the calendar for spate of celebrity deaths
WHEN GEORGE MICHAEL, Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds died this week, it all got to be a little much. This agonizing, this exaggerated lamentation that has reached a fever [Continue]
TRAVIS – A few resolutions for B.C. politicians as we close out 2016
2016 IS ALMOST a wrap and – safe to say – one for the books. In keeping with the spirit of the season, though, it’s time for a few New Year’s resolutions for [Continue]
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