Paul’s Voice: Redefining influence

Paul’s Voice: Redefining influence

[downloads category="current-issue" columns="1" excerpt="no"] Influence: a power affecting a person, thing or course of events, especially one that operates without any direct or apparent effort.  Today, the world is starving for wisdom. That wisdom can be found in...

Paul’s Voice: Power of the printed word

On a trek back to her hometown for a visit with her folks, my partner found an interesting read. At the renovated Club 50 Activity Centre, they found a worn, nearly 100-year-old treasured artifact: pages from the 1918 Kincaid Star. Now for the record, I’m a bit amazed...
Paul’s Voice: Thank you, Donald

Paul’s Voice: Thank you, Donald

When John Cabot witnessed the Grand Banks off Newfoundland in 1497 he saw so many fish — the sheer numbers were hard to comprehend. Cabot wrote that the waters were so “swarming with fish that they could be taken using baskets let down and weighted with a stone....
Paul’s Voice: Thank you, Donald

Paul’s Voice: The 2/1000ths of 1%

The Earth’s total land mass is 148,939,063 sq-km which is roughly 29%. Canada claims 9,984,670 sq-km of that or 7%. The regions Okanagan Life serves amount to 30,000 sq-km or a miniscule 2/1000ths of 1% of the planet. On that tiny note, I’d like to congratulate and...