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In the art world Ernest Bundschuh is fast becoming the man of steel.

In 1956 a jug of milk cost 25 cents, the most talked about car was the Houston Rambler and Dr. Bill Rowe was inducted into the Penticton Okanagan Rotary Club.

When Laurel Burnham was diagnosed with breast cancer last year she was determined it was not going to take her life.

It is rather amazing how often well-intentioned human activities have unintended (and often disastrous) consequences. This “law of unintended consequences” happens in economics, politics and of course ecosystems, generally as the result of applying simple solutions to complex systems.