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Visitor praises beautification projects

Visitor praises beautification projects

Wow! What a wonderful surprise we had visiting our old "stomping grounds" of P.G. (1986-1996) to attend the B.C. Hydro Power Pioneers' Jamboree for four days.
Squaw acceptable term in right context

Squaw acceptable term in right context

Re: Teaching book using the word squaw. Where would the term squaw come from? Just a little research would help people find out for themselves. Squaw means the totality of being female. It is not an English word.
Make informed decision on pool, fire hall

Make informed decision on pool, fire hall

I encourage all residents to watch the video of the presentations on the fire hall and the swimming pool. Each presentation lasts approximately one hour but is very informative.
True patriot love

True patriot love

The latest kerfuffle from the Trump House is over the audacity of black football players taking a knee during the national anthem at a National Football League game.
Clean socks and new haircuts on school year agenda

Clean socks and new haircuts on school year agenda

The new school year has started off swimmingly and so many things have been relaxing and peaceful and really, there has never been a quieter time in my life.
Aboriginal education sees allies in healing

Aboriginal education sees allies in healing

Hellen Keller said, "I am only one, but I am still one. I cannot do everything, but I can still do something.
Why I like Mike de Jong for leader of the BC Liberals

Why I like Mike de Jong for leader of the BC Liberals

The B.C. free-enterprise movement needs new leadership that will re-energize and revitalize our coalition. We need someone who holds strong to the broad-based values of the B.C.
Rural communities hurt by Greyhound withdrawal

Rural communities hurt by Greyhound withdrawal

The quality of life of rural dwelling British Columbians is being thrown under the bus. If we are not careful, it will be done without a plan for the future. We can only hope that our provincial and federal politicians are finally paying attention.
Newspapers need funding, too

Newspapers need funding, too

On Sept. 1, an agency of the Canadian government directed nearly $100-million to support local television news. Suddenly, more local television reporters are working stories on more broadcasts across Canada.
Learning how we live together

Learning how we live together

As I have said many times in this column, my greatest challenge each week is to think of something to write about but this week my challenge was to select among the many, many issues that have captured my imagination over the last few weeks.