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Column: Dogs, livestock, and wildlife

Column: Dogs, livestock, and wildlife

A column from David Zirnhelt, former MLA for Cariboo and Cariboo South
TRAILBLAZER CHRONICLES: What's in a name? Rethinking trail names that offend or exclude

TRAILBLAZER CHRONICLES: What's in a name? Rethinking trail names that offend or exclude

Let’s name trails in ways that honour the land, reflect our values, and invite everyone to ride.
RANCH MUSINGS: Springing forward…a time to get ready to grow!

RANCH MUSINGS: Springing forward…a time to get ready to grow!

Words of the elders ring fresh in my ears: youth (and energies) should not all be wasted on youth.
RANCH MUSINGS: Views from the land on interprovincial trade

RANCH MUSINGS: Views from the land on interprovincial trade

Our farmers and ranchers should be able to access land for our own self sufficiency first and export second should we have surpluses.
RANCH MUSINGS: Trade and planting uncertainty

RANCH MUSINGS: Trade and planting uncertainty

Part of farming is living with wild fluctuations in weather, climate, and the markets we sell in to and buy from. 
TRAILBLAZER CHRONICLES: Future of trails: Trails and amenity migration in Rural B.C.

TRAILBLAZER CHRONICLES: Future of trails: Trails and amenity migration in Rural B.C.

Trails have been an integral component of community life for a long time in B.C.
Cariboo Chilcotin MLA's Corner: Keep pushing back on Bill 7

Cariboo Chilcotin MLA's Corner: Keep pushing back on Bill 7

Cariboo Chilcotin MLA Lorne Doerkson is calling for the B.C. government to scrap Bill 7
RANCH MUSINGS: Wealth in this world

RANCH MUSINGS: Wealth in this world

Surely being heavenly in our behavior while we are here should be its own reward. 
TRAILBLAZER CHRONICLES: Trail etiquette 101: Sharing the path

TRAILBLAZER CHRONICLES: Trail etiquette 101: Sharing the path

The more we support one another in these outdoor spaces, the stronger and more inclusive our communities become.   
WESTNEAT: A reply from Canada: ‘We’re sorry, but apology not accepted’

WESTNEAT: A reply from Canada: ‘We’re sorry, but apology not accepted’

‘Love it or leave it’ Americans did not disappoint, but Canada replies were the most interesting