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MLA’s CORNER: Uncertain future for forestry in B.C.
Over the last few years, our province has been experiencing a crisis in forestry. This year alone, numerous mills throughout rural and northern B.C., in places like Chetwynd, Prince George, and Houston have shut down their operations, and many others, like Aspen Planers in Merritt, face an uncertain future.
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RANCH MUSINGS: Can we sustain our farming, livelihood activities and still respect beauty of the land?
Building a ranch was a recapitulation of western economic development
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FRENCH CONNECTION: On coronation watch
King Charles III’s coronation is good or bad news, depending on how you feel about monarchy
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THE MOJ: It’s training camp time, and Lions’ optimism abounds
Team enters season hoping to build on last year’s strides, but also with questions needing answers
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SHARE THE ROAD: How much is too much to use?
This column is an im aginary correspondence between Maddie the Motorist, Byron the Bicyclist and Patty the Pedestrian. Today, we welcome Hybrid Herby.
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THE MOJ: After an amazing (and shocking) round one, predicting the NHL’s 2nd round
Trio of game 7 losses puts Marjanovich’s prediction record at 4-4 for the first round
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THE MOJ: Seahawks fans may finally have reasons to love their team’s first round
Seattle’s picks on day one may be the best in the entire draft at their positions
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OUR PLANETARY HEALTH: Nurses have an ethical duty to advocate for climate justice
Why would nurses care about climate change?
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SHARE THE ROAD: Cariboo cyclists can help keep roads safe as well
This column is from “Byron the Bicyclist” to fellow cyclists in Williams Lake.
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THE MOJ: schadenfreude confuses me, except in the case of Toronto
Concept of Toronto equals Canada not something national networks - or some fans - quite understand
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