Budget Slow Travel By Patrick Robertson The biggest cost of travel today is accommodation. You can spend $10,000 a month for a condo in Hawaii…
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The cynical game of old growth politics continues
“Perceptions,” by Gerry Warner Op-Ed Commentary Blah, blah, blah, says the world’s most infamous environmentalist and that is the most appropriate comment to make about…
A local miner’s vision led to an enduring legacy
College of the Rockies People: Their Courage, Curiosity, and Contributions James Patterson was born in Scotland in 1919 and moved to Canada with his family…
Fernie hosts Teck Kootenay Cup with enthusiasm and spirit
Fernie Nordic Society was pleased to host the Teck Kootenay Cup #3 and #4 the weekend of January 5 and 6. Countless hours of effort…
Many progressive democracies use PR
Letter to the Editor Confused about proportional representation (PR)? Read this. A key ingredient in any democracy is that people choose their leaders based on…
Ben Scaman of Banff destroyed doodlebugs
By Elinor Florence Ben Scaman of Banff, Alberta was a young Spitfire pilot when the V1 flying bombs, often called doodlebugs, began to rain down…
The grace of this novel is in the details
Book Review By Derryll White Mina, Denise (2009). Still Midnight. Detective Sergeant Alex Morrow has a hard time on the Glasgow police force. She is…
A modest proposal for the future of the Kootenays
“Perceptions” by Gerry Warner As the shockwaves subside from the Disunited Kingdom voters’ decision to separate themselves from the European Union (EU) it seems there…
Exploring Yesterday…Today
Fort Steele’s Gentle Giants By Rylee Hunter If you have ever been to Fort Steele Heritage Town, you would have noticed some of our most…