By Wayne Stetski Op-Ed Commentary Psychologists tell us that if you’ve experienced loss it can be healthy to write about it. Let’s see if that’s…
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One person’s harrumph another’s satisfaction
e-KNOW Editorial By Ian Cobb A harrumph has swept over the land. A harrumph always sweeps over the land following a federal election. Yet, one…
B.C. voters may get the last laugh in this election
“Perceptions,” by Gerry Warner Op-Ed Commentary I don’t know about you, but one thing I know for sure about me is I’m glad this gruesome…
Don’t let class drop with writ
e-KNOW editorial By Ian Cobb All righty then federal politicians, so the race is set and you’re off and running. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, his…
Be the change
By Anne Jardine Op-Ed Commentary Wayne Stetski goes beyond talking the talk and walking the walk. He rides the ride. As our Member of Parliament…
CBA another layer of strain clouding infrastructure projects
By Doug Clovechok Columbia River-Revelstoke MLA During the month of July, the Federal Government made a major funding announcement for highway improvements in British Columbia….
Nelson resident secures Green Party nomination
With a close vote at the July 14 nomination meeting held simultaneously in four cities in the riding, the Kootenay-Columbia Green Party elected Abra Brynne…
Serving you
By Wayne Stetski Over the last three and a half years I have been your MP, and I hope you have seen some of the…
Oh what a tangled web politics can be
“Perceptions,” by Gerry Warner Op-Ed Commentary So next week we’re going to hear the “truth.” Truth from politicians no less. Having covered politicians for almost…
My Dad’s Best Christmas: 1945
By Elinor Florence A few years before he died, I asked my father, Douglas Florence of Invermere, what was the best Christmas he could remember….