Opinion

Don't follow the sheep, don't play the goat, and never be a lamb to slaughter. Be a shepherd.

Once again, this is how Carl Stewart sees it. Take a look through his eyes.

Readers seemed to have had a positive response to my first article for the Mirror , which this newly minted columnist greatly appreciated (pun intended).

In case you’ve been wondering… On September 7 and 8 I had the pleasure of representing Chetwynd at the annual Coal and Energy Conference (Energy Through Synergy) held in Tumbler Ridge. (Next year Chetwynd is committed to hosting.

Confidence, or stage legs, as the case may be, it somewhat what City News is for. A reading next Friday here in DC. It will be nice to see this work in a new light with fresh eyes, voices, and feedback from audiences.

"I have to admit, we may have missed one, or two, tell-tale signs," said a Liberal insider.

One of two from our cartoonist on the provincial theme this week.

These last months have impressed on us the vulnerability of our position in an unpredictable world. (I guess some things are predictable in general terms but precision as to month, day, hour, and person is still very much a guess.

The political climate up here perhaps hasn’t changed much since the election and however MLA Mike Bernier says the north and south ridings are working together as well as ever. “It’s a uniformed front.

I am discovering a fine line between keeping Chetwynd citizens suitably informed about the progress of the various projects happening in our home town and my ability to craft a column containing enough new detail to hold your interest.