Opinion

When the snow falls, and it soon will, the residents of this city expect trucks to roll in the same force they always have, and preferably greater.

The last hurrah

In 64 CE, as Rome burned, historians tell us that Nero played the fiddle.

On Feb. 18, 1982, at 7 p.m., B.C. Premier Bill Bennett went on BCTV to speak to the province. He was the first B.C. premier to use television in this way, taking advantage of the huge provincial audience that tuned into the hour-long 6 p.m.

Doug Jamieson Pairings This week's article is going to focus on a wine from the Similkameen Valley, next-door neighbour to the Okanagan Valley.

In the discussion of non-renewable resources, petroleum is the big player, however, it is definitely not the only one. Earlier this year, the U.S. National Research Council predicted the world may run out of helium within as little as 40 years.

Jack Knox Slightly Skewed "Honey, where's my skinny leather tie?" "You left it in the downstairs closet." "How about my Frankie Say Relax T-shirt?" "You left it in the 1980s." Time to turn back the clock, boys. Going retro, gonna grow me a mo.

Another poll and Campbell is poleaxed yet again.

I find just hearing the word spring makes me think about the freshest, tastiest most succulent lamb available.

The death of a pet is tough enough for us but it is often the first experience a child has with death and the grieving process. How one handles that sensitive situation is important. Honesty is the key word.