In this column, regular contributor Ken Boon is adding his voice to those who oppose the registering of the Conservative Electors Association in Fort St. John and other municipalities around B.C.
Regular contributor Ken Boon on what he learned from BC Hydro's report on the lessons it has learned from the Site C hydroelectric dam project.
Regular contributor Ken Boon is pleased that cryptocurrency mining operations have been banned from connecting to the BC Hydro grid.
Regular contributor Ken Boon is doing what he can to support Blue Jays in the World Series and blue jays in his garden as he mulls international affairs and the dangers of the highway for wildlife.
Regular contributor Ken Boon returns to writing as summer turns to fall.
Regular contributor Ken Boon with his reaction to the conversation around disposing of the Site C dam work camp.
Regular contributor Ken Boon on various issues, such as Peace River North MLA Jordan Kealy's defection from the BC Conservatives and wildlife patterns since the construction of the Site C dam.
Sure, politicians have long told lies to advance their cause, but Trump has shamelessly taken post-truth to a whole new level to advance his personal and political agenda.
While his promotion of moderation and conservation probably did little to bolster his political standing at the time, it is evident that history will reflect favorably on his term as President.
After the long battle lost with Site C, I find myself somewhat mentally exhausted when it comes to energy issues and arguments.
The year 2024 has been another crazy eventful year.
Meanwhile, don’t forget to get out and vote on October 19 or sooner.
Frequent contributor Ken Boon shares some thoughts on BC Hydro filling its reservoir for the Site C dam.
Frequent contributor Ken Boon shares some plants and animals he's seen in the area recently.
Frequent contributor Ken Boon is sharing his thoughts on turning the Sumas Prairie back into a lake.
Frequent contributor Ken Boon is sharing his thoughts on a name for the Site C project.
Frequent contributor Ken Boon is sharing his thoughts on the drought conditions in the Peace.
Frequent contributor Ken Boon found a little piece of history last December while hiking in the Bear Flat area.
Perhaps people have been saying this forever, but we do ‘live in interesting times.’ Lately, it seems that energy and where it will come from is top of mind for many.
The North Peace Historical Society once again held a screening of the award winning 1995 Canadian documentary “The Champagne Safari” last Friday night that was very well attended.
