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Dear Editor Dec. 1 marks World AIDS Day. This day is to honour those living with HIV and those who have died as a result of having HIV, as well as to bring awareness about the HIV virus.

I began Christmas shopping in earnest yesterday.

It has been a mixed year for international investors. Stock markets in New York, Hong Kong, and, surprisingly, London have all posted healthy gains so far in 2016; however, most of the other major world indexes are in the red.

Poll respondents support investing in energy efficiency measures, and adding more wind, solar and geothermal power

By George Garrett Published by Your Nickel’s Worth Publishing $19.95 ISBN 978-1-927756-65-2 The legendary traditions of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police are based on individual members who excelled.

The Baby-Boom generation is getting ready to retire. It’s a big concern and a big issue, simply because that generation has been the dominant demographic since the late ’60s. And now they’re starting to feel the anxiety.

By Lloyd and Rose Virag Published by Lloyd and Rose Virag $39.

Dear Editor I recently came across about 20 letters "Shirl" wrote to Mr. N. Stiko back in the spring of 1955. They are love letters to him. I recently read that Mr. Stiko passed away in 2015.

As the holiday season approaches, the garden centres and other retail outlets are ablaze with holiday plants. The most traditional holiday plant is, of course, the poinsettia.

21st century learning advocates fail to recognize that critical thinking cannot take place when you know nothing about a subject