
Parker’s Pen – November 2022
City council’s deep concern on saving the planet is highly commendable but implementing an increase in the cost of a grocery bag will hardly make a huge difference. Now, the
City council’s deep concern on saving the planet is highly commendable but implementing an increase in the cost of a grocery bag will hardly make a huge difference. Now, the
Planning – I’ve heard it described as a fundamental management function which involves deciding beforehand what is to be done, and when it is to be done. To motorists using
A friend motored up to Banff to enjoy what he said was a magnificent concert at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity. Pondering a late drive home, he thought
At a reception in the Dialog office, I was taken aback by three powerful and very colourful works of art on display and pleased to find they were by a
Faced with a seven-hour drive to spend time with daughters in Trail and on Christina Lake, we had the bright idea of flying into Castlegar, saving the long drive and
I’m glad to be human as I couldn’t afford to be a dog. Had the pleasure of doggy sitting our daughter’s pet for a couple of weeks and was given
I received a little flack over an earlier column in which I suggested we should give our mayor and council a little time to settle into their chairs before being
Restaurateurs across the country have been hard hit by so many restrictions due the pandemic. But here they continue to be faced with continuing problems caused by our own administration.
No matter what we think about the problems of climate change, it’s a subject that is a constant in the media. No doubt that weather around the world is causing
Unless things change drastically, this will be another year of staying-close-to-home travel. Nevermind the health issues, it’s no fun hanging around airports and then there’s the stress of worrying about