Bruce Dyck

For the next year, this column will mark The Western Producer's 100th anniversary by taking a deep dive every week into a past issue of the paper. The

For the next year, this column will mark The Western Producer’s 100th anniversary by 
taking a deep dive every week into 
a past issue of the paper.
 The

For the next year, this column will mark The Western Producer’s 100th anniversary by 
taking a deep dive every week into 
a past issue of the paper.
 The

For the next year, this column will mark The Western Producer’s 100th anniversary by 
taking a deep dive every week into 
a past issue of the paper.
 The

This column is part of a series that marks the Western Producer’s 100th anniversary by taking a deep dive every week into a past issue of the paper.


There’s nothing worse for a journalist than to get something wrong. If we’re having trouble sleeping at night, that’s probably

A bee died in front of my very eyes this summer — or at least I think it did.
I was sitting on our deck one evening and noticed a fat bumblebee

I must confess that I have mixed feelings about the time of year in which we currently find ourselves.
Fall is probably the prettiest of the seasons,

Growing up on a farm meant we didn’t have the same access to the dense rows of neighbourhood candy distribution outlets (houses) as did my city

The Western Producer places a lot of value on getting things right.
 It starts with our reporters, who have accuracy embedded into their DNA.
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