Providing clean needles and crack pipes to addicts doesn’t “encourage” or “help” them to continue their habit...
Ever had one of those moments when what you see before you is simply devoid of any immediately identifiable logic?
After grinding out the goods for the past several months, the rumour mill can finally power down and send its hard-working staff home.
I’m guessing the lack of windows may have been a cost-cutting measure, if not a sensible nod to the tropical climate.
We all know the headaches that illegal pot grow-ops cause for communities, their citizens, and their emergency services.
We’ve gone through a year of significant change at city hall. New mayor, new councillor, and now, a new city manager.
Some time back, some colleagues convinced me to sign up with LinkedIn, one of the (then) new buzz-wares making the rounds.
As much pleasure as we “chefs” derive from preparing good food, the sheer delight of feeding the hungry wears a bit thin.
It occurred to me, as I was zipping up my camo wind jacket, that us outdoorsy types have it pretty good nowadays.
There were a lot of things that scared the kid out of me during my first days of high school.
Funny how we all have our own sense of order, or absence thereof.
The B.C. Teachers’ Federation will have made its point – it can’t stand provincial governments telling it what to do.
I have an urge to go outside and fire a gun in the air. That would be ill-advised, of course
Taking two 14 year-old teenagers away from technology
Last week, we learned that American television is interested in virgins – actually, four in particular, all of whom hail from Abbotsford.
The Beast of B.C. – serial child killer Clifford Robert Olson – is days away from dying of cancer. When the last breath leaves the body of this 71-year-old psychopath, it will be the final page of Canada’s most horrific criminal case, but many questions will remain.
Ultimately, it has to happen, even in the world of “undating.”
The Split. The Break-up.
Junior Chiefs host Nanaimo Pirates
On Sunday, April 6, 2008, Darcie Clarke returned to her Merritt trailerhome…
The aging Ruskin Dam on the north side of the Fraser could be on the last chapter of its considerable history, if Rich Coleman has his way.
