Opinion

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.

Inspired by providing people with reasons to get together and enjoy delicious desserts, “I love to give people a reason to have a party!” explained Raquel Dos Santos, Red Seal Pastry Chef and Owner of Honey Bee Patisserie.

We love art. And discussion about it.

A couple of weeks ago Councillor Bassendowski provided us an extensive accounting of capital works going on in the District of Chetwynd. Last week I noted some of the other activities that contribute to the quality of life in our home town.

This being my first column, and given my supposed status as a coin specialist, I thought it may be appropriate to introduce myself. Before getting into the juicy details of my past, I should define an important term.

Residents will have a handful of opportunities come the end of this month and into September to vote in the referendum concerning the Tate Creek Community Centre.

Merlin talks comfort zones, B2B, and UBCM.

In addition Tupper Corn Roast starts today. Get agri-cultured!