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This week I began my eighth decade.

The select standing committee for the WLCF met on May 15 to review the 2016 annual report.

Green leader Andrew Weaver compromised to get deal with NDP

Even without Greens’ support, B.C. Liberals will attempt to govern

A farm researcher and writer some years ago said that it did not matter where you were farming or how big your farm was that if you wanted to be self sufficient in energy used on your farm you needed to devote one quarter of the land to energy.

It recently came to my attention that Grandson #1 and his son, GGS#1, are having, um, discussions about the latter’s longish hair. It brought back memories. Back in the 70s, grandson’s dad, son #3, was one of the first male elementary school students in Williams Lake to have long hair. My husband hated it. Son played ball, and his hair dangled out the back of his cap. He was a pitcher, and one parent used to yell from the stands that if he cut his hair maybe he could pitch properly.

Communities fight back against ‘travelling circus’ for media

Stompin Tom Connors is with us in memory only these days.

Many suggest the best way to deal with the ongoing problems with the softwood lumber agreement in the U.S. is to develop alternative markets in Asian countries but Tony Kryzanowski, in a recent Logging and Sawmilling article, describes potential markets in Europe that are being overlooked.

Campaigns are no time to discuss serious issues