If it isn’t one thing it’s a dozen something elses.
Regardless of colour, creed, or political inclinations, all human beings depend on water for life, as do all living things.
The Women’s Contact Society celebrated International Women’s Day at TRU last Saturday.
It will be nice to hear something besides the Olympics on TV.
Locally, the Senior’s Activity Centre received $20,000 from the province plus other donations to gussy up the centre’s kitchen.
For many years I was a hockey mom. I had to be. Four of our boys plus one foster son played in the Williams Lake minor hockey league.
Is it OK for a provincial government to flout the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms?
A new study from Germany says old people don’t lose cognitive power over time, their brains simply slow down.
Environmentalists are constantly accused of being “against everything.”
An old saying claimed the weather belonged to the poor, because rich people had more ways to cope with it.
Dr. Morton Doran has been appointed a member of the Order of Canada for his efforts to raise awareness of Tourette Syndrome (TS).
With all the Santas, jingle bells, elves and whatevers, along with the reluctance of some to recognize the religious origins ...
This column isn’t very Christmassy but it does reflect my opinion about the actions of some of our local politicians.
Global superheroes are few and far between and the world lost a big one last week with the death of Nelson Mandela.
Quesnel residents must be delighted to learn that Canfor, while closing its mill in that city, plans to invest in a new mill in China.
A Granny brag. Two family members did well in the sports department last weekend in completely different events.
Because I expected to be in Vancouver last weekend, this week’s column was written last Thursday.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford’s, um, indiscretions, seem to have diverted attention from the Senate brouhaha.
On Monday, Remembrance Day, we honour the men and women who died fighting for the freedom of Canada.
Everyone has been enjoying this wonderfully warm fall.