John Kinnear Column

A strategic move to recapture some of the coal market

There can be no doubt that logging encroachments to their territory as well as the recent sound disturbances can have potentially serious consequences.

There is still much work to be done on McGillivray Miner’s Path.

Part One – All About “Ardea Herodias”

June of 1955: “Will Turtle speak again; or wreak havoc and destruction on the homes of Frank as it did 52 years ago..."

“Spring rises, ready to love, and inspire others with a gentle nudge”.

“You are evidence of your mother’s strength”

"Be careful in your selection; do not choose to young and take only such as have been reared in a good moral climate."

Legend has it that a monster, the embodiment of evil, lives beneath the Carpathian Mountains of Ukraine.

Just imagine what it must have been like to have been out on the prairies 7,700 years ago and see that looming cloud of ash racing towards you.

The Pass is well known for fostering strong musical talents... There are few if any communities that can claim such a long lasting legacy. 

I know our community will step up in whatever fashion they can

“Some like it mild but I like it wild”

I sat down with Chad Kennedy, the champion of Sea to Sea for PTSD to learn about his journey.

This kind of weather on the prairies would have been pretty dam harsh for them but they obviously knew how to manage it.

2024 saw many slip away from us in the Pass.

2024 marks the 17th year that I have been crafting stories for the Herald.

The Photography of Thomas and Lena Gushul

I hate war.  I hate everything about it.  It is a continuous curse on humanity that robs us of what could be a lasting peace and a united stable world.  

You know. That historic building on the highway that just had a trestle torn down alongside it.