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Forward thinking

Forward thinking

Data mining. Behavioral psychology and economics. Social media and digital strategies to attract both money and votes. This is what the B.C. NDP brain trust will be studying in detail during a three-day session starting today in Kamloops.
Having great staff starts by knowing what you want

Having great staff starts by knowing what you want

I was lucky to have had Vicki Bargy as our first employee in the business. Vicki was about 20 years older than I was at the time and at first that age difference was a bit awkward for me.
In the midst of stormy weather

In the midst of stormy weather

Home Again
Recognizing our giftedness

Recognizing our giftedness

Pierre Teilhard de Chardin said, "We are not human beings having a spiritual experience. We are spiritual beings having a human experience.
Hard work key for Donna and Bill Bosnich

Hard work key for Donna and Bill Bosnich

Gojko Bosnic [the original spelling of the family name] came to Canada in 1926 from the Balkans and settled in Northern Ontario. He purchased a quarter section of land for $500 and sold enough timber to double his investment.
Fork fall nearly fatal for farmer

Fork fall nearly fatal for farmer

This week in Prince George history, June 19-25: June 20, 1935 : German settler Karl Sauer suffered an unusual farm accident that left him in critical condition in the hospital, The Citizen reported.
Pension plan more like scam

Pension plan more like scam

If the contributions deducted for the Canada Pension Plan actually went into a pension plan, rather than simply being used to pay current pensions, contributors would retire much better off than in the current scheme.
Kudos to CLA grads

Kudos to CLA grads

I have just read two excellent articles from today's Citizen (Saturday, June 17). I have seen again the happy shining faces of the three recent grads from the CLA programs (Centre for Learning Alternatives) held at CNC on Wednesday.
Rustad addresses mining concerns

Rustad addresses mining concerns

The B.C. Liberals have advised mineral exploration companies that they can refuse to pay fees demanded by some First Nations for access to work sites where provincial permits have already been issued.
Hijacked by cat parasites

Hijacked by cat parasites

A recent article in the journal Cell, by Mauro Costa-Mattioli and colleagues, suggests female mice with a diet rich in fat generate litters with social deficits due to the changes in the offspring's gut bacteria.