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Selling HST to the ‘me’ generation

Selling HST to the ‘me’ generation

The need for affordable housing is still here

I was one of the few who attended the meeting with the head honchos from Retirement Concepts last week.

Don’t make the same mistake I did; say no

Editor: I write this as a regretful individual hoping to instill in others a fear of the law and the awareness to do what is right.

Gov’t program benefits rural homeowners

I consider myself lucky to live in rural British Columbia and I’m sure most people living in the Cariboo-Chilcotin share this sentiment.

A new Bella Coola access road needed

Editor: There is a strong case for an alternate road for Bella Coola.

Better communication would improve rapid response

Editor: Considering the devastation of Slave Lake, Alta, one needs to think back to the Second World War when the government of Canada installed warning sirens.

Win the cup for the ladies, OK?

Well, a lot of wishin’ and hopin’ and a little prayin’ seems to be a working formula as our hockey team advances ever farther down the trail to the ultimate ride’s end — hoisting the Stanley Cup (notice that we never touched that piece of silver Tuesday night)!

Research pesticides before banning them

Editor: Before we call for a complete ban on all cosmetic pesticides I think it would be well to do some research on specific pesticides.

Get out and enjoy Williams Lake

Don’t even think about leaving town this weekend, not when there are so many things to do and events to enjoy right here in our beautiful city.

Legislators, regulators and validators

I had a fascinating exchange with the CEO of the Pacific Carbon Trust (PCT) last week. I’m troubled by the structure of the PCT and some of the projects it has approved for “carbon offsets.”