Columnists

Our behaviour, which is a real reflection of culture, needs to be founded in doing the right thing

After noticing two large tree planting camps along Highway 20 during my last trip out west it got me thinking about my time as the silviculture audit forester. With all the forest fires and the unprecedented warm weather I have some sympathy for the planting crews as well as the seedlings trying to survive in a year like this.

After a 40-year run in pro hockey, George McPhee finally fulfills his Stanley Cup dream

Taylor’s amazing Canadian Open win another mark in the ledger of Ledgeview Golf Club

We know that housing affordability is one of the most difficult challenges facing our province right now. It’s most often discussed in the context of Metro Vancouver where prices have hit astronomical highs in the last few years. While it’s true that our province’s urban centres have seen some of the largest price increases, it’s important to realize that affordability is not just a big city issue.

George Keener was a very special person

While we may be still below the record fire year for Canada (4.1 million hectares in 2021) the scary part is how we are above the average of 2.5 million (close to the second highest 2.9 in 2017) hectares but this is early June which leaves lots of time to surpass the record.

This column is an imaginary conversation between Byron the Bicyclist and other road users.

Cariboo-Chilcotin MLA Lorne Doerkson’s column to the Tribune

I was looking for something to watch on TV recently, and ended up with All in the Family on Channel 69.