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I took a package in 2019 and officially retired from the provincial civil service in August, 2020, after a wonderful 30-year career. I planned to travel, write a book about it, and when I got bored, work in a bookstore. That was the dream. You got it. Not great timing for much travel as the reality of the next couple of years thwarted those plans. While I was able to do some travel in 2019 and early 2020, the world became flat and unnavigable. Time stood still and life, as we

Like a catchy first line or hook at the end of a chapter, the narrative’s ending needs to be just right to satisfy the reader, bring closure, or leave room for a sequel. Should the ending be ambiguous or definitive? Should justice be served for a narrative to have meaning to the reader? Should all the questions raised throughout the story culminate in a neatly tied-up bow? Life is not neat. Should a story’s ending be neat? An ending carries with it the burden of satisfaction,

Grab a drink and some snacks and join the Executive Director and the Board of Directors for an evening of socializing, community engagement, and supporting Art for Cancer. Be inspired by art created on the spot. There will also be a silent auction -- choose a piece or two from your favourite artist. Here are some featured pieces. We hope to see you. For more information and to purchase tickets, please click here .