NEWSTROM – A story about a Clipper canoe and the River Goddess too
SOMETIMES RISK is so exciting you could just eat it. Then you do. You eat it for breakfast. That’s how I felt looking down at a $3,000 canoe stranded in the rapids of [Continue]
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KNOX – Salt Spring Island: ‘A difference of opinion surrounded by water’
YEARS AGO, a Salt Spring resident described a typically testy public meeting where an angry audience member leaped up to point an accusing finger at an elected official: [Continue]
BY-ELECTION – Mayoral candidate Hilke outlines campaign platform
With the Labour Day long weekend upon us and the campaign for the Sept. 30 Kamloops civic by-election underway, ArmchairMayor.ca welcomes statements and news releases from [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – Kamloops Daily News building had more years to give
I WATCHED the demolition work at the old Kamloops Daily News building for a couple of minutes the other day. The sign says “Daily News Site – Demolition.” It should [Continue]
PETERS – Bringing on Lake a marketing coup for Hydropothecary
HYDROPOTHECARY is ready for the revolution. Or at least that’s what Terry Lake, a new executive with the Gatineau-based company, would have you believe. Hydropothecary [Continue]
ECONOMY – B.C.’s new business as usual: political, economic uncertainty
By LYDIA MILJAN Senior Fellow The Fraser Institute A SHADOW hangs over British Columbia’s political and economic future. Last spring, B.C. went through one of its most [Continue]
