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The straw that broke the Campbell’s back

The straw that broke the Campbell’s back

While there is no question that his incompetent and cynical handling of the HST was the final straw in the Liberals forcing their leader to announce his resignation, that was but a piece of the puzzle.
Mark an 'X' and enjoy

Mark an 'X' and enjoy

Politics is the best entertainment in the world. If you're wondering, about now, how my head injury is healing, I'm serious.
Stimulating conversation, and play, key for felines

Stimulating conversation, and play, key for felines

We all seem to think of cats as easy pets that do not require a lot of attention. Well guess what folks? If you think that you are way off. Housing a cat in your home and ignoring it is like locking it up in a prison. Boredom is a terrible thing.
Priceless

Priceless

By Robert K. Wittman Written by the retired founder of the FBI art crime team, Priceless describes how Robert Wittman went undercover to rescue the world's stolen art treasures.
WHEN IS THE CHURCH WRONG?

WHEN IS THE CHURCH WRONG?

Once a public sinner was excommunicated and forbidden entry to the church. He took his woes to God. "They won't let me in. Lord, because I am a sinner.
City snow removal a bit slushy

City snow removal a bit slushy

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.
CANADA'S BUSINESS

CANADA'S BUSINESS

The last hurrah
As I See It

As I See It

In 64 CE, as Rome burned, historians tell us that Nero played the fiddle.
Campbell's TV timing questionable

Campbell's TV timing questionable

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.
Similkameen Valley offering pairs well with leg of lamb

Similkameen Valley offering pairs well with leg of lamb

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.