A Syrian refugee in Jordan describes why she fled from conflict in her home country
Syrian refugees flee conflict in their nation, but find new struggles while living in Jordan
Basic survival needs for Syrian refugees can also bring chilling choices
It started over carrots – the really fresh ones with the bushy green bits still attached...
It’s not that homelessness is necessarily any more acute or complex here than in any other sizable community in Canada, or the U.S. ...
You can have conversations with people anywhere in the world, and develop a social relationship...
Providing clean needles and crack pipes to addicts doesn’t “encourage” or “help” them to continue their habit...
Ever had one of those moments when what you see before you is simply devoid of any immediately identifiable logic?
After grinding out the goods for the past several months, the rumour mill can finally power down and send its hard-working staff home.
City's statement leaves questions unanswered about the fate of the YMCA
I’m guessing the lack of windows may have been a cost-cutting measure, if not a sensible nod to the tropical climate.
More than 1,400 fans attended the Pink Floyd Experience at the Abbotsford Entertainment and Sports Centre on Wednesday night
We all know the headaches that illegal pot grow-ops cause for communities, their citizens, and their emergency services.
We’ve gone through a year of significant change at city hall. New mayor, new councillor, and now, a new city manager.
Some time back, some colleagues convinced me to sign up with LinkedIn, one of the (then) new buzz-wares making the rounds.
As much pleasure as we “chefs” derive from preparing good food, the sheer delight of feeding the hungry wears a bit thin.
It occurred to me, as I was zipping up my camo wind jacket, that us outdoorsy types have it pretty good nowadays.
There were a lot of things that scared the kid out of me during my first days of high school.
There’s an advantage to having a daughter that I had not anticipated years ago, but I’m certainly aware of it now.
Funny how we all have our own sense of order, or absence thereof.
