Evan Saugstad: My prostate, my journey – full bladder, empty rectum; are you joking? (part 6 of 8)
Evan Saugstad’s series discussing his journey with prostate cancer continues.
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Evan Saugstad’s series discussing his journey with prostate cancer continues.
Evan Saugstad’s series discussing his journey with prostate cancer continues.
Evan Saugstad's series discussing his journey with prostate cancer continues.
Evan Saugstad's series discussing his journey with prostate cancer continues.
Evan Saugstad's series discussing his journey with prostate cancer continues.
Evan Saugstad discusses his journey with prostate cancer.
Longtime contributor Evan Saugstad discusses the search-and-rescue efforts for Jim Barnes.
Although what tomorrow may bring is still uncertain, all indications are for whatever happens and for whomever ends up forming government, our next government will not last long.
Tired of the electioneering yet? How many friends have you erased from your Facebook memory for their incessant and annoying election posts?
Meanwhile, don’t forget to get out and vote on October 19 or sooner.
Is this an innocuous act by an algorithm sensing something that is not there, or is it an attempt of others to try to influence FB to interfere in BC’s election process for their own benefit?
Yesterday I gave an overview of our current situation in the Peace River North and South Ridings in the upcoming Oct 19th Provincial election. What I write are my own thoughts and opinions and not endorsed or reviewed by any of the candidates.
Every election is important whether they be for changing who governs or confirms the existing government with another mandate to govern.Â
Northern Lights Inn owner Gary Patara discusses his efforts to renovate the hotel.
Frequent contributor Ken Boon shares some thoughts on BC Hydro filling its reservoir for the Site C dam.
There have been several recent closures of Fort St. John Hospital’s emergency department.Â
For years our government has been quietly paying into what they call a carbon storage scheme where our tax dollars are given to local First Nations to literally watch trees grow.
Frequent contributor Ken Boon shares some plants and animals he's seen in the area recently.
Peace region resident Evan Saugstad shares his thoughts on the capital gains tax increase.
Our current government does not respect the concept that BC belongs to all of us, and decisions to change that, or how we use the lands should be made by us all.