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RANCH MUSINGS: Financial bad news and yet there is hope
When my brain was warm enough this past week, it kept returning me to the question: why would anyone want to carry on ranching given low returns and major challenges to the very idea of livestock feeding people.
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THE MOJ: Reassuring to see the allure of the Montreal Canadiens continues
Rich legacy of the franchise ensures their visits to B.C. are never really road games
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OPINION: Conserving forest, grassland and wetland ecosystems in B.C. has global impact
This week and next governments, scientists and conservation experts are gathering in Montreal for a global summit on nature, called COP15. There, they will set a course to end nature loss around the world and to create a nature-positive future. But what does that really mean for us, here in British Columbia?
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SHARE THE ROAD: Sharing Cariboo roads, with walkers, trailers and winter conditions
A hats off to city staff for a great job clearing sidewalks and professional truckers for giving way
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THE MOJ: Why the floundering Canucks really need to consider breakfast
It’s time for franchise to step off cycle of mediocrity by truly committing to the draft
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RANCH MUSINGS: What owns what, or who?
We need to behave as though we belong to the place rather than the other way around.
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FOREST INK: More common sense needed on cull pile use
The proper use of cull piles will continue to be an issue
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THE MOJ: Colts among the team’s eyeing Lions Rourke south of the border
CFL’s outstanding Canadian will be working out in Indianapolis this month
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THE MOJ: Continued surprises are what makes the NFL must-watch sports
Experts from around the league share their takes on the season’s most unexpected developments
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MLA’S CORNER: Grateful for return of community events
Lorne Doerkson grateful to live in the region and represent it as MLA, he said
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