Columnists

Know the enemy and know yourself, and you need not fear the result of a hundred turkey dinners

Politicians treat citizens protecting neighbourhoods as the problem

I am glad that I am a guy. Maybe that sounds a bit arrogant, but every day there seems to be more reasons for making that statement.

Nature is confused and confusing.

Here’s real evidence for our record wildfire season

I have come to appreciate a slower pace.

Columnist Matthew Claxton gets trendy.

John Horgan’s sudden reversal puts parties on welfare

I attended my 50th grad reunion last week and I was looking forward to seeing and reacquainting with friends that I had spent many years with. I picked up my tag with my grad photo and my name on it and walked into the hall. You can imagine my surprise when I noticed the room was full of senior citizens.

Remember the kid who bullied others in school? Ever wonder what was going on in his or her life?