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Surveillance a reasonable, justified respose

It appears city council is on a path to installing video surveillance cameras in George Little Park and Brolly Square. With that, there are the usual issues of privacy that arise.
Column: Swedish hockey captain missed the silver lining

Column: Swedish hockey captain missed the silver lining

Sportsmanship is also a skill that needs practice after Lias Andersson threw his silver medal into the crowd
Editorial: Looking back on 2017

Editorial: Looking back on 2017

It was a year filled with disasters, but also with the strength of people and community

What’s in a name, anyway?

At least he tried. He failed wonderfully, but he tried and came out on top.

Train strikes a public health crisis

Last week we saw the very best of Terrace: as the flooding mounted, strangers filled sandbags for affected homeowners; search and rescue teams waded through human waste and gas leaks to check on people’s welfare; and the volunteers were a force that mitigated all serious impacts of a flood that in the end caused not a single serious injury.

Keeping northern routes up to Greyhound

Ridership lost confidence in company over security, scheduling, pricing
Are schools hiding the truth?

Are schools hiding the truth?

Vague provincial assessments do not help students prepare for the real world
The evolution of the community newspaper

The evolution of the community newspaper

As our online followers will attest to, there have been a lot of changes to The Terrace Standar d’s digital presence.
Math, literacy central for northern B.C. school district

Math, literacy central for northern B.C. school district

As schools ready to open, it needs to be back to the basics for Coast Mountains School District
Debate of national anthem lyrics is ‘moot’

Debate of national anthem lyrics is ‘moot’

Making the lyrics more inclusive does not reject tradition, but respects it