Columns

Eleanor Deckert reflects on the nature of belonging in an adopted country By Eleanor Deckert I didn’t want to lie. So, for many years, I closed my mouth and did not sing the four syllables […]

By ANDREA ARNOLD In the summer of 1983, Laverne Remmelg (then Clostio) caught a ride to McBride from Prince George with the new McBride Secondary principal Brian Janson. The Janson’s were looking at real estate […]

By Joan Nordli In the summer of 1945 – end of WWII – the Price family of Coleman, Crowsnest Pass, AB, ventured off to Banff’s Veterans’ Hospital to visit our Dad, Jack Price. My dad, […]

By Andru McCracken Seventy-five years after D-Day, a turning point in the Second World War, Canadians are remembering the sacrifices made by a generation, close to Valemount a mountain, glacier and creek mark the extraordinary […]

By Jean Ann Berkenpas A local family of three is out to explore their world and share those adventures with their community through photography and writing. Ruby Hogg, Kyle Beeson and their eight-year-old daughter Gaia […]

By Jean Ann Berkenpas Spring has sprung, the weather has warmed up, and children and adults alike are eager to get out on their bikes. It is easy to forget what condition the bikes were put […]

By Eleanor Deckert Goofing around in the water is an adventure for every kid in the summertime. Jumping. Daring. Splashing. Flirting. Maybe a bonfire. Maybe skinny dipping. Maybe a rope swing. Shouting and laughing, kids […]