China has given Enbridge $10 million walk-around-money and bought a two billion chunk of the Tar sands.
READAlthough most citizens recognize the many values to be gained from receiving a good education, disagreement exists over what that means.
READThis is in response to Marianne Weston’s recent letter entitled, “Just don’t step in it.”
READSINCE FIRST elected an MP 50 years ago former prime minister John Napier Turner has fumed over parliamentary abuses.
READENBRIDGE MUST be wondering why its Northern Gateway pipeline plan has become such a pitched battle for approval
READShe wants talk shows to collectively focus on autism
READWe do know that the transfer of oil cannot be made 100 percent spill-proof.
READThere’s a sense of urgency as items now stored in private homes may be lost as generations change.
READDrunks take up much of the daily report of RCMP activity
READIn the past few years, mining has become particularly important in Northern BC
READSchools don’t operate in a world where production can be measured in board feet of lumber.
READCommunities had hoped commuting would be a benefit
READSons are simply incapable of fending for themselves
READRebuilding 4500 Block of Scott is a good project for Terrace
READThis time the fortune was stashed in a trunk box/diplomatic personal treasure left with a safe security company in Spain.
READTo be sure, Mother Nature will do what she does and there’s not much one can do once she makes up her mind.
READIt is another example of the federal government off loading its responsibilities
READThere are many fine attributes that come along with age, especially when it comes to the workforce.
READProtecting our environment requires more than an annual Turn Out the Lights or Clean Our Rivers day.
READONE OF the sure signs of spring in Terrace is the arrival of school buses bearing the names of surrounding school districts on their sides.
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