I would like to give a big thank you to Longevity John Falkner
We're thrilled that we can now go to a restaurant and be assured that all other patrons around us are vaccinated.
People should not be giving away their rights to move about freely in society, letter writer argues
Frustrations about electoral systems are valid, and there is a way to change things
It's that time of year again, because that's how seasons work
Tom recounts a couple of close calls he has had over the years
Mr. Prime Minister, thanks for nothing.
Our weekly collection of compliments and complaints sent in by readers
BOUQUET: We want to thank the Sabhai Thai Langford team for their consistent excellence in all aspects of the service they provide. We have been so impressed with how they have coped with the challenges throughout the pandemic and have been very happy to support their efforts. We are always greeted cheerfully on the phone when placing our order and in person when we pick up our food –which is consistently excellent! We are never disappointed. A special shout out and thank you to Sam who always remembers our favourite order of chicken cashew (med/hot) with rice. She is a gem and we so appreciate her warm, welcoming and generous spirit. Thanks Sam, you recently made a birthday meal even more special with your very kind thoughtfulness.
We sometimes take for granted how lucky we are to have quality healthcare, writes Jorge Sumano
The gardening tipster gets some tips of his own from friends
There's a climactic scene at the end of the first act of Jurassic Park — the 1993 Spielberg classic — where the Tyrannosaurus Rex attacks a stranded Jeep with two kids, Tim and Lex, trapped inside. The T-Rex tosses the Jeep over an embankment and into the jungle canopy. Tim, still trapped inside, climbs out with the help of Dr. Alan Grant, but as the two descend to the base of the tree, the weight of the jeep begins to snap the branches holding it in place, and it starts falling towards the ground. As Tim and Grant get to the bottom, the Jeep collapses on top of them, but they survive thanks to some Hollywood movie magic.
Our bosses decided they could save money if they combined television and newspaper reporters
Deb is fed up with all the wanton acts of defacement and destruction in the town of Smithers
We've been contacted by a lot of people lately who seem really, really angry
From the CIBC Run for the Cure team, Canadian Cancer Society
Re-elected MP Dan Albas looks back at the Sept. 20 federal election
The Pacific Salmon Strategy Initiative (PSSI) is shameful and misses its intended mark.
Our federal government exists to serve all Canadians, no matter how they voted or if they voted
