Editorials

Slates discouraged, unions get green light

The day the waterline broke near Silverthorne Elementary School, was the beginning of an interesting 48 hours inside my household

Ice fishing and igloo building, oh my.

Alternatives to completing Site C not pleasant for John Horgan

This week I had the pleasure of writing about three amazing collaborations between our schools and businesses in and outside of our community.

The day after Halloween and a snowfall has hit Houston that would put the blizzards at Dairy Queen to shame.

Once again, the team at the Houston & District Chamber of Commerce organized a fun-filled Business Excellence Awards in Houston last weekend on Oct. 21, 2017.

The B.C. NDP’s transition from protest party to minority government is not going smoothly, and their ham-fisted threat to cancel salmon farm tenures north of Vancouver Island is the latest example.

The recent program the Houston Link to Learning has initiated, Food Skills for Families, sounds like a course every person should be enrolled in.

After more than a decade of U.S.-funded attacks targeted exclusively on B.C.’s salmon farm industry, the tide is finally turning. The fake-news tactics of hired protesters have become so obvious that even some news media aren’t biting any more.