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I enjoy a good snowfall like the one we had last week.

I often receive emails from readers thanking me for my columns and sharing their own stories that relate to the perspectives and experiences that I have shared.

Pink Shirt Day encourages anti-bullying messages Almost half of Canadian parents report ­having a child who has been the victim of bullying, whether it be verbal, social, ­physical or cyber, according to the ­latest statistics from the Canadian Insti

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.