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I recently wrote about the drama that today’s pipeline projects seem to guarantee. This coming week wraps up the current ­episode in the 2021 season of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project.

COVID-19 has killed more people in long-term care homes than anywhere else in British Columbia. Now, a sweeping new study is setting out to answer the question: Why them? The study, which involves over a dozen of sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½

Since Conservative leader Erin O’Toole has shown himself clueless about framing a ­platform for the next federal election, let me do it for him. Start with why Donald Trump got elected in 2016. In part, he lucked out in his ­opponent.

I inherited my great grandfather’s pocket knife. My grandfather replaced the blade. My father replaced the haft. I now own my great grandfather’s pocket knife. It is authentic.

Caregivers at two Vancouver Island businesses that provide at-home care to seniors have launched a Valentine’s Day gift-giving program to bring joy to clients who are not only alone but isolated from friends and family.

It seems remarkable that of sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½â€™s 28 prime ministers, not a single one was ever the premier of a province or territory. Any number certainly had the ­qualifications required for the job.

Technology has changed the way we adults, and more importantly, our kids, interact with each other.

This week, I discovered a very ­entertaining and informative book — the type of book that you can thumb through or read ­thoroughly, the type of easy reading that might send you into a dreamy trance, or get you pondering what life is all about.

We tend not to carry much cash these days, and even less of it as change.

Over the past 11 months, we’ve all had to learn to celebrate big accomplishments ­differently. I’ve known people who have had babies, gotten married or graduated from high school, and each of these big events has had to be celebrated differently.