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Andrew Weaver’s climate change claim doesn’t match reality

Andrew Weaver’s climate change claim doesn’t match reality

Financial assistance at the right time deepens family ties

My new friend Lindy was taking me fishing. The prospect was exciting. There were no fish to be angled for Vancouver East, as far as I could tell, save for goldfish swimming in the pond of the old man two backyards east of mine. But that pond was closed to angling, as I learned with Donnie Cummings, who lived across the lane — and whose bright idea it was to try and snag those Koi with rods his dad used to fish salmon.

Here’s a store I’m thinking of opening, it will be called Closed. There will be a big sign in the window, preferably neon, saying, “Closed.” And so when a customer tries the door and finds it unlocked and comes in and says, “I thought you were closed!” I can say, “Yes.”

Urban environmentalists have occupied the NDP

Climate change around the world brings on rising waters

Columnists bids farewell with a hearty thanks to now-retired Terrace editor Rod Link

Terrace angler relays stories from the old fishing days

John Horgan, Christy Clark posture on poltical donations