Due to our decadent timber supply and high cost of production, we had lost our primary breakdown facilities over the past decade or so.
READI can happily work until either my back or some other joint complains, telling me I should take a break.
READThe cornerstone of any economy is having something someone else wants. That’s always been the challenge in this part of the world.
READWere this and previous boards not capable of foreseeing the present dilemma?
READJanet Holder, executive vice president for Enbridge, made these remarks to the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce, Jan. 24, 2012.
READRural hospitals are necessary for immediate emergency care.
READCity council members might be surprised to discover how many people in the city support Enbridge’s Northern Gateway pipeline plan.
READTerrace city council should not oppose Enbridge pipeline
READThis is about the debate over the funding of environmental organizations.
READThe Northern Gateway is a subject of such extreme controversy that it is very hard to fathom how it can ever be nation binding.
READComplaining effectively takes know-how, time and persistence.
READJanuary may not be the favourite time of year for some seniors and those on limited income.
READEven if I and every other fat guy laid in front of the hoes that dug the trenches we would not be able to stop the construction.
READThe hamlet still has a post office but the convent has become a hotel/steak house/bar.
READJust think of the money a higher fine would bring in.
READAs for our local NEB hearings on the Enbridge pipeline, the decision to approve it has probably already been made.
READThe chiefs shut down the Gitxsan Treaty Society office on Dec. 5 because they were acting contrary to Gitxsan law and values.
READWe get one shot at such resources: once used, they are gone – forever.
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Provincial rankings were often misused, but core findings tell a valuable story.
READPlayers in the “free” market do not in fact include in the price of their goods the true costs of its production.
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