Initial dig, installation and cover – by Mike Johnson and his crew. Son….. Leigh getting a shower from the man with the water gun Next week – work on the surface begins… This is Oliver’s new sani-dump – ready maybe for the fall.

To the south the election campaign is under way and the outcome has implications for us here in Canada. Before we get into that – let’s see where things are – in this eye blink of time. If it were based on popular vote for each candidate Biden would put the election to bed early […]

BC Transit, in alignment with TransLink and other transportation agencies, will be proceeding with mandatory use of face coverings on buses in BC Transit communities across the Province as of August 24. Accommodations will be permitted for children under the age of 5 and those that cannot wear a face covering for health reasons. We […]

More youth will soon have access to treatment in their communities, thanks to an investment that will more than double the number of treatment beds for youth struggling with addictions in B.C. “I’m incredibly proud that our government has invested in the single largest increase in youth treatment beds ever made in B.C., so more […]

Death and Population   BC 5.07 million people – 196 deaths Alberta 4.37 million people – 217 deaths Washington State – 7.61 million people – 1789 deaths State of Oregon – 4.21 million people – 378 deaths   Latest facts for BC – 85 new cases 8 people in hospital 196 have died 523 – […]

The start of B.C.’s upcoming school year is being pushed back slightly. On Wednesday, the B.C. government announced staff will return to schools on Sept. 8 to get familiar with updated guidelines and adjust to the new routines under COVID-19. Students will be back in class two days later. The slight change in the starting […]