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COLUMNS: You are invited: What do we know, what do need to know and how do we find out?
This column is about an upcoming event that food producers and consumers alike might want to attend: Cariboo Agricultural Research Alliance: Launch and Applied Research Workshop, Feb. 1, 2018, from 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m. (lunch provided) Pioneer Complex, 351 Hodgson Road, Williams Lake.
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MICHAELS: Bad McAd leaves a bad taste in my mouth
“If you are trying to figure out how to spend that fiver, consider taking a moment to unplug from the trite network of now and 15-seconds-from-now…”
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COLUMNS: MSP fees cut, but hold onto your wallet
A weekly column by MLA Donna Barnett
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COLUMNS: Fake News deemed word of the year
Fake News is the Word of the Year, chosen by the Collins Dictionary.
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B.C. VIEWS: Politicians pose on plastic bags
Virtue signalling distracts from local government performance
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COLUMNS: For auld lang syne and new beginnings
By Vanessa Moberg and Marg Evans
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COLUMNS: New approach needed to managing forests
On Nov. 22 author Ed Struzik was interviewed on the CBCs Current Review about his new book.
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COLUMNS: Tired of turkey?
Ken’s Country Kitchen column
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COLUMNS: Two ranchers of considerable stature
It seems ranchers and rural people meet often to celebrate the life of one of ours who has passed.
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COLUMNS: A ranch holiday
Ranch musing, a weekly column by David Zirnhelt
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