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by Admin | Feb 28, 2024
For the Love of Libraries This week’s column was written by Jacqueline Kozak, director of the...
by Admin | Feb 20, 2024
To start, there is a quote that hangs in the museum: “History is a very tricky thing. To begin with, you can’t get it mixed up with the past. The past actually happened, but history is only what someone wrote down.”
by Admin | Feb 20, 2024
This month Canada is celebrating the 40th anniversary of Freedom to Read Week, taking place February 18 to 24. This week aims to raise awareness about censorship and access to printed materials.
by Admin | Feb 6, 2024
Last month I wrote about the importance of tolerance. I indicated that tolerance and intolerance were both learned behaviours, usually formed within a culture.
by Admin | Feb 6, 2024
The Radium library is very excited to announce that we are now open Tuesday to Friday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
by Admin | Jan 31, 2024
Through centuries wolves have been misinterpreted by many as wild beasts and dangerous predators. But the truth is they display much affection and emotions to their fellow species.
by Admin | Jan 28, 2024
Apparently in the UK, it is legal for doctors to prescribe books to people who are suffering from mental exhaustion, distress and depression.
by Admin | Jan 24, 2024
The NDP’s healthcare failures continue to leave doctors and nurses sidelined.
by Admin | Jan 21, 2024
When associating with others who are different, the pause before a response is helpful. The blurting out of a knee-jerk response is likely to be harmful. Give some space before a counter view is expressed and thereafter your tone is the key to a greater connection.
by Admin | Jan 17, 2024
Rev. Terry Dyck Lake Windermere Alliance Church After a year of living in the Columbia Valley I...
by Admin | Jan 6, 2024
Christmas Eve morning saw Groundswell volunteers wrapping poinsettias for delivery to senior’s homes and valley churches to add beauty to their holiday.
by Admin | Dec 30, 2023
More than two thousand years ago it is told that three wise men gave gifts at the birth of Christianity. The Christmas celebrations that followed across the next 20 centuries have been a season for giving.
by Admin | Dec 26, 2023
He quietly creeps down the stairs in his flannel pyjamas and, noticing me seated on the living room floor, expectantly asks, “Has Santa come yet?”
by Admin | Dec 26, 2023
As the days get shorter and darker, many of us feel the urge to hibernate; much of the animal kingdom is so why shouldn’t we?
by Lyonel Doherty | Dec 24, 2023
Brent Woodard Anglican/United Church Child: “Mom/Dad, what is Christmas about?” Parent: “It...
by Admin | Dec 20, 2023
My prayer is that in all the hustle and bustle of the season, we won’t forget why we celebrate Christmas. The real meaning of Christmas.
by Admin | Dec 19, 2023
We need a government that will build the projects our province needs while respecting the workforce and the wallets of British Columbians.
by Admin | Dec 19, 2023
The Windermere District Historical Society moved into the 1970s with one building, a small library, and a growing collection of artifacts in just 12 years of becoming independent from the Board of Trade.
by Admin | Nov 29, 2023
You might be wondering why herons are called “blue” herons. It’s their unique appearance; they have blue-grey feathers.