Editorials

More than 1,100 cases over the last three days should strengthen our resolve

This coming Monday, Oct. 12, we celebrate Thanksgiving. A day that has been officially marked in Canada since 1879. However, Canada’s Indigenous peoples have been celebrating the harvest since before the white man first set foot on their land. A day of thanks for the bounty that the earth has provided, thanks for the sustaining of life, and thanks for this great country that is called home.

Relationships with fathers can be complicated, but generally we’re better off with them than without

One more blow thanks to COVID-19

Keeping calm while all around you may be losing their heads

An editorial for the Barriere ronaldomanosa

B.C. Agriculture Minister Lana Popham deserves some props this week, not a lot, but some.

Celebrate National Newspaper Week from Oct. 6-12, 2019

It’s said not to look a gift horse in the mouth. Well, apparently the $69 million in relief for forestry workers announced on Sept. 17 required some looking. They took funding from the B.C. Rural Dividend fund, a $25 million provincial fund aimed at helping communities of 25,000 people or less to “strengthen and diversify their local economies.”

Governments spending time and money in court