I haven’t written a grumpy column for ages but I’m grumpy today.
We’re having an old fashioned winter at the moment. Will we have an old fashioned spring, summer and fall too?
December is looking back, January looking forward, right?
Columnist Diana French reflects on Christmas as the countdown is on.
It’s being greeted with joy, disappointment and even hostility, but after two weeks of talks, 196 nations have signed the Paris Agreement.
So many things start out as good ideas and get lost along the way.
One thing about writing a newspaper column is that you seldom know if anyone actually reads it.
The attack in Paris totally took over the news this last weekend.
Remembrance Day, when we honour the men and women who died fighting for world freedom and say thank you to surviving veterans.
Two things made Halloween special this year. It didn't rain or snow, and the clocks didn't change back until Sunday morning.
Most political junkies have theories as to why the Liberals won the election.
How do our neighbours to the south manage to keep sane with over a year of presidential electioneering bumpf thrown at them?
There have been stories from all over the country about difficulties in voting.
Bad news first. Once again Williams Lake ranks low on a survey.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s reference to “old stock Canadians” last week raised a few eyebrows.
Oops. Before cancelling Nexen’s water license in the Fort Nelson area last week, the Environmental Appeal Board studied the situation.
Many Middle East countries are rich because of oil, but Canada has many other valuable natural resources beside oil. Why are we so poor?
Cats meow. Sheep baa. Cattle moo. Chickens cluck. Roosters cock-a-doodle-do. Do pigs really oink?
Far be it from me to argue with political leaders over whether or not Canada is in a recession ...
GGS#3, just over 10 months, is at the “busy hands” stage.