Love means putting up with your partner’s bad gas, in a sub compact, on a rainy Monday morning.
READWe produce a lot of solid waste on Salt Spring and yet we do not have a landfill.
READNew senior management positions on Salt Spring has pumped some optimism into the island’s outlook for 2012.
READSolutions to BC Ferries' woes comes down to a simple choice
READShort of throwing ourselves collectively into the social welfare net, what, then, can we do?
READIt is said that there are no more than six degrees of separation between any two humans on the planet.
READThe BC Ferry Commissioner’s report has the potential of leading to a substantial reversal of the intent of the Coastal Ferry Act of 2003.
READAt the risk of waxing nostalgic, let’s hark back to the Chatterbox Café,
READThe order by which the law was enacted exposes the problem.
READIn September 2011, B.C. Ferry Commissioner Gord Macatee was on Salt Spring seek public opinion
READEnergywise, one litre of gas provides the equivalent of more than three man/woman days of work
READAccident at Central is just the latest in a long string of close calls and collisions there
READColumns of vehicles jockey for position as they work their way closer to the holy pumps
READThere was a certain convergence in the death of Salt Spring Island’s Robin Wood.
READTobin Tax, Treasure Islands, Tax Havens and the Men Who Stole the World by Nicholas Shaxson
READRobin Wood’s murder in Melaque last week was as shocking as news stories ever get in the Gulf Islands.
READI’m a great believer in the far-reaching education of experience.
READBack in 350 B.C., a Greek philosopher by the name of Plato wrote about a once powerful marine civilization.
READFull slate of juicy political issues for LTC at the Lions Hall.
READPeople uniting for or against a cause can make a difference.
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