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Old stuff works better

Old stuff works better

About 35 years ago my wife and I bought a new washer and dryer from an old established chain store that was known for its products and service.
Voice of a nation

Voice of a nation

Peter Mansbridge has announced his retirement as host of The National, CBC's flagship evening TV news program, on July 1, Canada's 150th birthday.
Saying yes to the challenge

Saying yes to the challenge

In 1988, Louis Matte approached me one day and asked if I would join him in building a business. I knew I was taking a chance and I said yes.
It’s important to know what’s covered, what isn’t

It’s important to know what’s covered, what isn’t

One of the greatest advantages of a new car purchase is the warranties offered by today's major manufacturers. Most manufacturers offer extensive bumper-to-bumper programs, ensuring peace of mind and sometimes-significant cost savings for consumers.
Girl attacked in 'hobo jungle'

Girl attacked in 'hobo jungle'

The tragic event that led to the creation of one of the city's iconic parks
Summer adventures in Prince George

Summer adventures in Prince George

For the first time in my adult life, I was able to take two weeks holidays in the summer, all at once.
Protest on bended knee

Protest on bended knee

There has been considerable controversy stirred up in the sports world and beyond regarding the actions of San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick's decision not to stand for the American national anthem.
Rose bloomed in her flower shop, community

Rose bloomed in her flower shop, community

Rose Pho Dorish 89 was born in Estavan, Sask. in 1927 to parents of Russian descent. The family has spent more than 100 years in Canada after leaving Odessa, Russia in the year of 1913.
Why isn't an apology enough?

Why isn't an apology enough?

The inquiry into missing and murdered aboriginal women has commenced. Why men are not included as they make up the majority of victims and perpetrators is beyond me.
Life riding the rails cheap, opportunities rare

Life riding the rails cheap, opportunities rare

My father was a one of many penniless homeless people during the Great Depression, riding the rails across the country from the East Coast, where he grew up, all the way to Alberta, hoping to find work on the way.