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Campbell River Mirror
Columnist’s motto: Try, try...and write it againCommunication is an art. It’s an art I’m still learning and I take a great deal of time trying to get it right. When people tell me that they like a particular column I have written, I generally smile… moreCampbell River Mirror
No recession here in British Columbia, 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 Finance Minister Colin Hansen, as he prepared this week’s economic update. His fede… moreCampbell River Mirror
Writer’s opinion missed the markI would like to address the appalling inaccuracy of Mr. Brown’s letter published in your newspaper on Nov. 21, “Court sends the wrong message.” As a result of an undercover drug purchase of cocaine fr… more |
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Bidding a painful farewellThat mill smell wafting from Elk Falls has stopped, but for years it was the smell of money. For 50 years that smell mea… moreCampbell River Mirror
Keep things in perspectiveTurmoil in the world economic markets has become a staple of daily news. When it seems like things can’t get any worse, … moreCampbell River Mirror
Cornfield talks about bringing in some new bloodWhen the polls are closed and the ballots counted, there can be only one winner. Last Saturday, it was Charlie Cornfield… moreCampbell River Mirror
Dawning of a new day in Campbell River politicsWe were hemming and hawing, wrestling with not wanting to reject any number of deserving groups up for a stewardship awa… moreCampbell River Mirror
Throne speech lacks boldnessNot surprisingly, more than half of Wednesday’s throne speech in Parliament was devoted to the economy. In contrast, bar… moreCampbell River Mirror
Court sends the wrong messageRe: Letter to Editor - Drug dealer set free with cash As a retired Sheriff’s sergeant with 29 years of service with the … moreCampbell River Mirror
Good point: Fish farmsRe: Letter to the Editor, Campbell River Mirror Good Point: Fish Farms 2 – Steve Strand – Oct. 15, 2008. In that week’s … more |
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