Mayday! This is Spaceship Earth
Houston, we have a problem. by Bruce Mason It was a summer of fire, smoke and hard rain. Of nightmarish hurricanes and awakened dead reckoning. … Read more
Month: September 2017
Pure water is a lifeline to good health
by Dr. Allen E. Banik The secret of longevity There are at least nine different kinds of water. Some kinds can harden your arteries, form … Read more
Our home on native land
Why BC’s First Peoples should have the right to directly elect their own MLAs by Paul H. LeMay Image: William Shatner Sings O Canada directed … Read more
VIFF evolving by involving
Photo: still from Evolution of Organic courtesy of Vancouver International Film Festival. by Robert Alstead How to stay relevant in the internet age? It’s a … Read more
What a Life! Bob Turner
by Joseph Roberts The phone rang early in the morning. On the floor, between it and me, lay a brightly coloured business card with “ALL … Read more
Shining bright in darker times
SCIENCE MATTERS by David Suzuki Are we entering a new Dark Age? Lately, it seems so. News reports are enough to make anyone want to … Read more
Reinventing your life
UNIVERSE WITHIN by Gwen Randall-Young Life isn’t about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself. – George Bernard Shaw Perhaps your life has not gone … Read more
Star Wise – September 2017
STARWISE by Mac McLaughlin n the combined July/August column, I predicted it was going to be a very hot summer regardless of the weather and … Read more
The Daisy Project
One woman’s inspiring journey through BC’s mental health system maze DRUG BUST by Alan Cassels When you spend as much time as I do reading … Read more
Bill C-59 will help safeguard privacy
But more needs to be done INDEPENDENT MEDIA by Marie Aspiazu After over two years, the federal government finally delivered on a long overdue promise: … Read more