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Quantum-Touch is a powerful, yet easy to learn, energy healing modality. The Quantum-Touch techniques teach us how to focus and amplify life-force energy by combining various breathing and body awareness exercises.
21 Things To Do in July Without Lance
The six-day ultra-endurance race in Breckinridge, Colorado, gives riders plenty of time in the saddle each day, and just to make sure the roadies-cum-mountain bikers get their TdF fix, that other race will be broadcast every night; breckepic.com #2 July 9-12: Goat Style Bike Fest Dirt jumps, drops, goats.
Column: One charge of polygamy against Winston Blackmore seems inadequate
Winston Blackmore, charged with practising polygamy. Photograph by: Ian Smith, Vancouver Sun files Nine child brides.
Accused polygamist had nine underage brides: affadavit
Four of the 25 wives of fundamentalist Mormon leader Winston Blackmore of Bountiful, B.C., were just 15 when they were bound to him in spiritual marriages, says an affidavit filed Tuesday in his polygamy case.
In Prince Rupert on June 3, the BC Chamber of Commerce announced its Board of Directors for 2009/2010 at the Chambera s 57th Annual General Meeting and Conference.
Presentation gives tips to avoid becoming a victim of scams, fraud
"If it looks too good to be true, it probably is," said Wally Eddy, regional director for the Investors Group This past Tuesday, local businesses and investors were given an opportunity to learn how to look for red flags and identify scams.
Bank error accounts for $8M windfall
Take the money and run -- it was only a fleeting thought for an accidental multimillionaire formerly of Alberta.
Be prepared to show your passport when driving to the U.S.
Canadians wishing to travel to the United States after June 1, 2009 will need a passport or other document, even if they are driving.
Revelstoke schoolchildren help with release of 4,000 sturgeon
Although warned that kissing a sturgeon would not make it turn into a prince, Mountain View student Emma Bellerose was still visibly excited to pick up one of the nine-month-old white sturgeons and giving him a quick peck before releasing him in the Columbia River.
New electoral system peddled locally
The B.C. general election is scheduled for May 12, but for many across the province, a vote held in tandem will carry much more weight.
The worship of all things big and gaudy
Did you see the news story about Serbia on CNN? - It was a feature report about how Serbians have taken to erecting huge, reverential statues of cultural heroes along roadsides, in parks and on public squares.
B.C.'s natural resources 'up for sale'
"I think the world has changed so radically that the old capitalist versus socialist paradigm is smashed and broken," says former NDP agriculture minister Corky Evans.
The Cities of Fernie and Creston will be receiving sizable infrastructure grants to upgrade their drinking water and wastewater treatment systems.
Agriculture is alive and well - for now
I am happy to report of an alive and busy agricultural community. As a member of the British Columbia Cattle Association, the Kootenay Livestock Association, and also the Windermere District Farmers Institute, ...
Chris Selley's Full Pundit: Question of the day: Who gives "a rat's ass" about the Pan Am Games?
So provincial An east-to-west journey through Canada's petty squabbles, financial disasters, sordid trials and Torontonian self-loathing. The National Post 's Don Martin sheds no tears over the cancellation of ...
B.C. may charge men of sect: A-G
The scenic Creston Valley is home to the town of Bountiful, B.C. Photograph by: Nick Procaylo/Canwest News Service, National Post The Attorney-General of British Columbia is leaning toward bringing in a special ...
Trial of rival Bountiful religious leaders put off until April
Winston Blackmore, accused of having 20 wives, shares a laugh with six of his daughters and some of his grandchildren in April 2008.
The Spokane Spokesman-Review has out today a solid piece - and evidently just one of several to come - on polygamy in the Bonners Ferry, Idaho/Creston, British Columbia area, bringing a lot more detail and ...
As his family crowded the front row in Medicine Hat's Court of Queen's Bench, ginger-haired Kyle Decker stepped out of the wood-paneled prisoner's box and testified in his own defense Thursday.
ROOM FOR MANY HATS! Michelle Gray is the new owner of Shopper's Drug Mart and customers can take advantage of her expertise as one of the province's few hormone consultants.