Photographer Norman Silverstone uses correct white balance and bounced flash to create even lighting of a staircase in a house for sale
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The garden brings colour to our world and these colours from veggies and fruits offer healthful benefits to our body when eaten.
READPeople like Port Alberni's Jack James—who has a rich knowledge of the way things were done half a century ago—are becoming scarce.
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Contributor urges careful consideration from voters before ballots are cast
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For almost a decade, Mark Phillips has been involved in assisting the seniors and the staff of Abbeyfield Port Alberni.
READWriting about positive thinking is a bit of a challenge at any time, but a real balancing act during an election campaign.
READAlberni photography aficionado Norm Silverstone gives some tips and tricks to use when taking pictures of children.
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The first principal at the new Alberni District Secondary School is bringing closure to one phase of his life and ushering in another.
READYour husband has had a long-term drinking problem. The longer it went on, the more alone you felt.
READAs dishes and cutlery continue to grow in size, our waistlines are following suit.
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A community program that promotes eating together has gained popularity in Port Alberni over the past few months.
READPresent Athletic Hall directors have carried residents through a generation. It's time for the youth of the Alberni to step in now
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The fifth annual “Over 90s Club” was successfully held at Heritage Place this month.
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Photo columnist smiles when he sees other shooters with long, heavy lenses, knowing his wide angle and 2X converter will do the trick.
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Dave Timmons, 53, who owns Dave’s Catering in Alberni, says he’s calling it a day this August.
READThe people that you remember clearly are people who cared, people who made a difference in your life, people close to your heart.
READWith the month of March comes the start of spring, plus the annual National Nutrition Month, supported by Dietitians Of Canada.
READAlberni’s city council has finally pared the proposed residential tax increase to eight per cent but we have to ask: what took so long?
READA tenancy agreement is a contract under the BC Residential Tenancy Act and the BC Manufactured Home Park Tenancy Act.
READCity councillors took care of themselves and now it’s time for taxpayers to boycott places owned by any business owner who is a councillor
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