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The B.C. Liberals have always been an uneasy coalition of conservative and liberal voters,

We have heard that people are frustrated they have not been taught the true history of our country

It’s that time of year again, because that’s how seasons work

Polticians need to implement environmental policies or people will go elsewhere

Week 3 of federal election analysis by columnist Bruce Cameron focuses on the effects of COVID-19

At the federal level, the Green Party led by Elizabeth May held three of the 42 seats in B.C. not so long ago

To revive the economy, this piece in the strategy is integral, writes Jock Finlayson

First week of this short five-week federal election campaign kicked off with appearances in B.C.

Controlled by Mother Nature, rain senses the earth’s needs and gifts the sun-baked, parched and thirsty thistles, with reflecting refreshment. Vines weaving over wet-washed rocks cascade, like a bride’s bouquet over slopes of virgin white sand, in their search for droplets of dew. Skies above an orchard’s bed-side brook hear the brook babbling and gurgling like a happy infant. Flocks of airborne birds float on the nothingness and descend near the stream underneath the foot bridge.

The following is a story written by Barriere resident Donna Kibble during the fall of 2003. It recounts her family’s experience after returning home to their property on Barriere Lakes Road from an eight day evacuation due to the McLure Wildfire.