Find legitimate jobs for protesters

I got a phone message the other night. A very nice voice reminded me that I had not paid my last electricity bill.

Xbox Game Pass is always a great deal for parents and gamers alike. January is another great month.

The past few weeks have been tough for businesses that rely on transport of goods from the Lower Mainland. While things are improving, there are still challenges with extreme weather, vehicle incidents and now illness that many companies are trying to cope with, including The Daily Courier a…

Casinos are open, gyms are closed

What do we want our city to look like in several years?

City needs to focus on the sidewalks

One of the longest-standing and most successful rip-offs of Canadian consumers is the system of supply management for dairy products.

Many thanks to city’s bylaw department

Science and technology are the main sources of human progress.

Another pandemic letter to my unborn grandchild Sparky written just before Christmas.

Canada finally seems to have recognized that the original inhabitants of this continent have had a raw deal.

Trudeau borrowing our country into debt

Speaking up about sexual violence comes with a price

Here are a few random, somewhat trivial comments for a snowy Friday morning in January.

Blessed to have known Peter Osborne

Never visits Pathways, then IH defunds it

Shocked by union’s response

Tom Isherwood is well known to our readers as his name often — some have suggested too often — appears in letters to the editor.

‘A Christmas Carol’ mandatory viewing

One of the main science objectives of the James Webb Space Telescope Project is to search for life on planets orbiting other stars.

Already 19 days overdue, Joy Egilson woke up just knowing she would finally give birth that day.

Darryl Plecas has given British Columbians a gift that keeps giving all year long: government transparency.

V2A project grateful for local support

Put people ahead of votes, money

Long ago, I read an article about doing a year-end review. It said that if you could look back over the last year and find three good things to celebrate, you’ve had a good year.

Keeping with The Herald’s annual New Year’s tradition, here are the top local quotes of 2021:

Secular and rational education has proven correlations to improving health, wealth creation, democracy, peace, social harmony, reduced population growth, self-confidence, and the lessening of superstitious beliefs.

This is traditionally a time to look back on the year that was and forward to the year to come.

It has been one hell of a year. I hope we have learned from the experience and that the lessons learned will stand us in good stead in 2022 and beyond because the watchword will be “adjustment.”

602 Lakeshore too problematic

Winter Solstice 2021 

Three Gables lot still hasn’t been developed

Dear Santa:

Constant coverage could be the problem

Live nativity scene in Penticton

It’s time for Santa to draw up his list of deserving and undeserving gift recipients. The guy in the red and white suit and I have discussed this matter and have come up with the following examples of both.

An awesome evening of fun in Penticton

Hey, hey we’re the Monkees.

Why was Pathways so prematurely defunded?

I had trouble doing my Christmas decorating this year.

Care for outpatient addicts more essential than Ironman

Canada needs U.S., not China

Buyer appears to have pocketed $300,000