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We want to hear from you

As summer approaches the government is taking on several exercises of public engagement across British Columbia.

2, 4-D pesticide has never harmed me

Editor: Re: letter to the editor pertaining to pesticide safety, K. Jean Cottam, Williams lake Tribune, June 2.

There’s no need to reinvent the wheel

I’ve been clearing out my paper collection.
Yale treaty is B.C.'s toughest test yet

Yale treaty is B.C.'s toughest test yet

IIO will be citizen led

Editor: B.C.’s Independent Investigations Office (IIO) will be truly independent, contrary to Greg Klein’s assertions (Police will continue to investigate themselves, Tuesday, May 31 Tribune Viewpoints).

EDITORIAL: B.C. scores Canuck pride

Is that you Karl?

The snow has only disappeared for three weeks and already our yard has gone wild.

Chamber works for community

Six members of the Williams Lake & District Chamber of Commerce attended and participated in the three-day, 59th Annual General Meeting of the B.C. Chamber of Commerce.

Stopping debate again

Under the current government, the B.C. legislature seems to have become a necessary evil to be used sparingly or otherwise avoided.

Pesticides linked to diseases

Editor: Re: Research pesticides before banning them, letter by Margie Kaufman, published in the Efteen on May 26, 2011.