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Planting seeds of hopeIf you want to do something good for your mental health, pick up a copy of Lesra Martin’s book, The Power of a Promise. Martin is a Kamloops lawyer and, like many of the people in Kamloops, is a res… more
Lest we forget His bestowed gloryA minister and a peace activist of yesteryears Frederick Norwood says that on D-Day, when the Allied forces were invading the coast of Normandy, he was sitting by his radio listening to the descriptio… more
Office Politics 101: Calming recession-era nervesQ: Things are getting a little tense around our office recently; sales have been slow and a few people have been laid off. People who quit aren’t being replaced. I’m feeling nervous. Any suggestions … more |
EDITORIAL: No surprise at how strike endedAs the recession rages on, would you be happy with a three per cent wage increase for one year? Chances are, in this age… moreUnited States interests are pulling our strings yet againIf you go to the grocery store and buy a can of sockeye salmon right now, chances are it will say “product of U.S.A.” on… moreSalvaging the demons of our soulI must confess the celebration of Halloween still puzzles me.… moreB.C. VIEWS: U.S. interests pull our strings againVICTORIA – If you go to the grocery store and buy a can of sockeye salmon right now, chances are it will say “product of… moreRafe Mair responds on rivers, salmonFormer Socred cabinet minister and broadcaster Rafe Mair submitted the following letter to the editor to our 70 B.C. new… moreOf targets and consequences in DenmarkNick Griffin, the leader of the British National Party, is a “soft” fascist who does not rant in the 1930s style. But he… moreOpen our borders and we can keep our schools openI’ve got an idea how we can increase student enrolment in schools — relax our immigration policies. It’s an obvious solu… more |
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