For those who think there isn’t a viable alternative to the present economic model, I would urge you to study Paul Hawken’s restorative plan that […] Read More
Month: November 2013
No this is not about what you pay for a round of golf, this is about a sensible way to integrate external costs into the […] Read More
In a recent phone conversation with my parents, I was telling them how I hadn’t received my Shaw statement in the mail, the second time […] Read More
I got a rip snortin’ deal on Groupon for a two-night stay at the Mayne Island Resort. Now I’m trying to get there and BC […] Read More
I have a thing for shoes. I worked in a shoe store when I was in my teens where my paycheque rarely made it home. […] Read More
If you haven’t seen the impassioned plea from the chief negotiator for the Philippines at the UN climate talks in Warsaw yet, watch it now […] Read More
My prolific friend David Tracey has just written another book: The Earth Manifesto. The launch for his latest creation is tonight at People’s Co-op Bookstore […] Read More
Good news on the salmon front last week. Chum salmon returned to the very urban Still Creek for the second year in a row. Many […] Read More
A human being is part of the whole, called by us “universe,” a part limited in time and space. He experiences himself, his thoughts and […] Read More
Tis the rainy season. Fortunately, there’s brightness on the horizon with the advent of craft fairs and culture crawls. I’m heading to Circle Craft tonight […] Read More