Foggy Night
Along the banks of the Shuswap River, the town of Enderby sits in the evening fog.
Are the 2010 Olympic Winter Games bringing fair treatment for Canadian First Nations?
The National had a report on this matter on last night’s telecast.CBC News – The National – Duncan McCueThe upcoming games in Vancouver have a strong First Nations front. Is this a sign of working towards a better future or it is simply – well, a front?Canada has a poor record of fairness, including a […]
Favourite Image of 2009
The choice wasn’t easy for me but it ended up being boiled down to an experience. This past summer I spent an evening with a herd of free ranging bison on the prairies. Those moments will forever be etched in my memory. Rutting, noisy bulls, cautious cows – dusty – beautiful. Grasslands National Park – […]
Note to our Canadian Government.
A position on climate change policy does not have to be a choice between jobs OR the environment, that just is not the case. Our environment minister talks about protecting jobs, deflecting the real answers that he should be offering and feeding these divisive politics that are hurtful within Canada and outwardly for our image […]
Fall Kokanee from Okanagan Lake
Kokanee are landlocked sockeye salmon and like their ocean-going relatives they turn beautifully red as they spawn. They can be considered as a conservation success story, in progress. Due to a number of factors, numbers had plummeted in Okanagan Lake, striking up significant action to change the decline in the 1990s.Numbers of fish have returned […]