Credit card compromise hits more and more area residents

More and more Oceanside residents are being hit with credit card and debit card fraud — and while police are on the case, that sort of crime is tough to crack, says Sgt. Darrell Robertson. Between Jan. 11 and Feb. 2, Robertson said, police in Oceanside have received eight reports of... more

correction

In The News’ Jan. 19 story about a development on Memorial Avenue in Qualicum Beach, we mis-spelled the last name of one of the people interviewed. In fact, the name should have read Dean Dreger. The News apologizes for the... more

• OCEANSIDE — fugitive
• Health centre proposal goes out for bids
• A model health facility

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RRSP time for 2010,so here are some rules and regulations

It’s that time again when Canadians go out and buy RRSPs for the past year. Here are some of the rules and regulations for RRSPs. The maximum age was increased from 69 to 71 in the 2007 federal budget, giving... more

• Harbour space expansion
• Condo growth up to owners, says mayor
• New antique shop makes a fine point

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Tempted to take a flyer on the markets? Good luck

When it comes to risking money I am a cautious man. I don’t bet on the ponies and I don’t play poker. And I certainly don’t dabble in the market. Nope, I play my financial cards close to my vest and I... more

• Folly to think if you don’t look at a problem, it’ll go away
• Co-operation a better idea
• Educate yourself

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I feel very strongly that had Steve Fonyo received ...

I feel very strongly that had Steve Fonyo received the accolades he truly deserved for completing a grueling, life threatening 8,000 km run across Canada, perhaps his life would have taken a different route. Steve was never touted as a... more

• Fish farms the last straw
• I am amazed that our MP, James Lunney could ...
• I clearly remember in May of 2006 when EPCOR Water ...

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