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Judy Kucharuk: To recline or not to recline

Judy Kucharuk: To recline or not to recline

Whether we are referring to toilet seats or airplane seats, the discussion can be very partisan. You are either on team Seat Up or team Seat Down.
Michael Binnion: The next generation of energy leaders will lead a new relationship with society

Michael Binnion: The next generation of energy leaders will lead a new relationship with society

I had the pleasure once again of being moderator and sponsor for the Oil & Gas Beyond Boomers event on February 7.
Ruby McBeth: A Valentine's Day love story

Ruby McBeth: A Valentine's Day love story

The best love story I heard was at a WI meeting many years ago. We were asked to tell how we met our husband. Marjo Wheat (her name was Kwok then) told about her first date with her husband Jim.
Dr. Perry Spitzer: The art and science of feeding cows

Dr. Perry Spitzer: The art and science of feeding cows

Looking after cows is both an art and a science, and many factors play a role.
Evan Saugstad: United Nations doing anything but uniting nations

Evan Saugstad: United Nations doing anything but uniting nations

Work must stop on the Trans Mountain, Site C, Coastal Gas Link projects until First Nations approval, says the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
Larry Evans: The Mukluk Rendezvous

Larry Evans: The Mukluk Rendezvous

With the High On Ice festival starting this weekend, I am reminded of the Mukluk Rendezvous of the 1970s and 80s, and what I had participated in when I was a lot younger and agile.
Stewart Muir: Who’s "right" on the Coastal GasLink pipeline?

Stewart Muir: Who’s "right" on the Coastal GasLink pipeline?

Social media channels continue to sizzle with people claiming to be “right” on the issue of Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs, the Wet’suwet’en council, and the Coastal GasLink (CGL) pipeline.
Peace Villa’s waiting list continues to grow

Peace Villa’s waiting list continues to grow

The Situation: Due to staff shortages, the NDP Government has again refused to allow Peace Villa to accept new patients. The waiting list has now grown to approximately 100 patients.
Dillon Giancola: A hectic February in Fort St. John, and Ovechkin's record chase

Dillon Giancola: A hectic February in Fort St. John, and Ovechkin's record chase

A week ago, I wrote in this space that the Feb. 7 to 9 weekend (which just passed) would be the calm before the storm, Boy, was I wrong. There was hardly any calm to be seen, as sports clubs all over town were hosting important and annual events.
Bob Snyder: Peace Country weather fools the experts

Bob Snyder: Peace Country weather fools the experts

MICE NOT NICE: It's another news chewing session. This is the column where we do for news what onions do for liver. Our first story is from Utah in the States. A man was charged with releasing mice in hotel rooms. He did it at least three times.
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