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Enough blather already; let’s get on with it

Editor: Most of us have experienced, “Whew, that was a close one.”
Catch up to Europe on smart homes

Catch up to Europe on smart homes

Politicizing the budgeting process

If a federal election is called this week, British Columbians will be in the untenable position of having both a provincial and federal budget that have neither been debated nor voted on.

Way to go

Well it appears that 2011 has started off on the right foot.

A few suggestions to help rebuild Japan

Editor: May I humbly suggest a way Japan might rebuild its status as a world leader with a plan for their recovery that all nations facing similar challenges could follow to their creating a better world that we so desperately need?

Two bits for democracy

Editor: Apathy is soil growing non-participation in our democratic political system.
Don’t play politics with BC Hydro

Don’t play politics with BC Hydro

Hopefully Creekside will reopen

It’s still uncertain if Tolko’s Creekside division will open up again soon, but it appears there is a hopeful hue of optimism on the horizon that it will.

Choices mean trade-offs

According to the calendar, it’s spring. Yay.

Spring brings flowers … and cattle dung

Spring is very likely here and the running water all around reminds me of a question I ask myself every year at this time … Why is the water leaving Lac La Hache blue and clear and yet, after travelling just a few hours downstream, it hits Williams Lake roughly the colour and thickness of a Louisiana swamp?