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Canadians looking for reassurance from politiciansAll those leaders in Ottawa need to give their heads a shake. As Harper plays games of partisan politics while the Liberals and the NDP coddle a coalition idea with Bloc blessings (really?), Canadians… moreChilliwack Progress
Challenging times for Canada’s economyI’m not a professional writer, so usually when I write a column for our local newspapers it’s easy to spot the recurring style: a little bit of political intrigue, a little bit of human interest or hu… moreChilliwack Progress
Courting angerAsk yourself what Canada might need to weather the current economic storm and you might come up with a few ideas. Certainly the pundits have had their opportunity. It might be an infusion of cash for … more |
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No recession here in British Columbia, you say?VICTORIA – B.C. will continue to show at least some economic growth, not only this year but next year too. That’s the wo… moreChilliwack Progress
This too shall passDoom, gloom, recession, credit crunch, chaos in the markets. Heck, look out the window and the grey skies and rain seem … moreChilliwack Progress
Margaret EVANS Green initiatives could pull us out of economic messYou might be forgiven for thinking that the world has taken a pass at global warming given the other elephant that’s in … moreChilliwack Progress
Season of givingOne of the harsh realities of today’s economic climate is the potential impact it has on local charities. Already charit… moreChilliwack Progress
Bullying still a reality for youthI recently found out someone close to me had gotten in trouble at school. He was caught fighting with other kids. He had… moreChilliwack Progress
Keep a perspectiveTurmoil in the world economic markets has become a staple of daily news. When it seems like things can’t get any worse, … moreChilliwack Progress
Why the Interurban won’t work todayThose who campaign for reviving the B.C. Electric Interurban tram rail line in the Fraser Valley are in need of a realit… more |
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