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Abbotsford News
Just fiddling while our nation burnsLast Tuesday, as this newspaper landed on people’s doorsteps, I was celebrating my birthday; one of too many to count. All I know is my hair relentlessly progresses towards silver and becomes more coa… moreAbbotsford News
Plenty to celebrate in B.C.For one day, Premier Gordon Campbell and all those who took part in Langley’s Douglas Day events on Wednesday could forget the troubles of the rest of the world. Campbell was in a jovial mood as he sp… moreAbbotsford News
Terror in Mumbai must not deter peacePrime Minister Stephen Harper spoke for all Canadians yesterday when he denounced the “unforgivable hatred, brutality and violence” of the terror attacks that police say killed some 120 people and inj… more |
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Lack of leadership the real issueWith Americans more engaged than ever in their political scene by the election of the charismatic President-elect Barack… moreAbbotsford News
Wrong to criticize voter turnout hereSome commentators are lamenting Abbotsford’s supposedly low turnout at the polls during the recent municipal election, a… moreAbbotsford News
Blind bureaucracy threatens seniors’ careChuck Parker is 72, and half paralyzed. But, he’s happy where he’s living. In fact, after being bed-ridden for five year… moreAbbotsford News
No recession here in B.C. you say?B.C. will continue to show at least some economic growth, not only this year but next year too. That’s the word from Fin… moreAbbotsford News
Candidates miss the boat on this oneMark Rushton The other evening I took in what was perhaps the most painful all-candidates meeting I’ve ever attended. It… moreAbbotsford News
Six weeks of Bing-style ChristmasMy mom used to play Christmas music in November. My two older brothers and I would wince whenever she would crouch down … moreAbbotsford News
City has opportunity to revitalize downtownThe city is faced with an opportunity to take a large step in revitalizing downtown Abbotsford. The demolition of the Mc… more |
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