Opinion

In the Aug. 6 Pique there was a great story written in regards to events and how key they are to the success of the whole corridor in the future.

About five years ago Premier Gordon Campbell challenged the tourism industry in B.C. to double in size by 2015.

Last week a Texas judge found in favour of a Toronto company's patent infringement lawsuit against Microsoft, ordering the company to cease the sale of Word 2003, 2007 and Word for Mac 2008 in the United States.

It was the spring of 1979. The Crazy Canucks were the toast of the ski racing world. For a young teenager from Calgary, the idea of racing internationally with the likes of Mur and Pod and Irwin and Read was almost too fantastic to believe.

The recent decision by the B.C. Utilities Commission to not purchase power from independent producers is very welcome news. Contained in the report that their decision was based on is the fact that B.C.

Earlier this year the federal and Ontario governments came to the aid of the auto industry with $4 billion in loans to General Motors and Chrysler, two-thirds from Ottawa and one-third from Ontario.

Some weeks I might get an hour or two of quality time with my Xbox 360. Other weeks I might not play at all.

"There is no correct way or time to grieve." - Elizabeth Kubler-Ross People keep telling me it's going to get better. In fact, they insist it's going to get better. I'm not convinced though.

"We thank the Aspen Skiing Co for a fine overall job this season under trying circumstances." - Aspen Times, April 8, 2009 There are few towns in ski country where the every-day operations of the resort are more scrutinized than in Aspen, Colorado.

After a little family vacation in Quebec and Ontario it was fun to catch up on the back issues of the local papers. Wow, I don't get how one person could be responsible for everything people don't like.