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Japan crisis teaches us about helping others

Editor: Dear friends and Rotarians in the world.

Go for a walk, a patio is a wonderful thing

Editor: Bravo to Dean Fulton on his column “Patio not the reason for slow business” in Tuesday’s paper.

Watch out — the wood ticks are out in full force

Be aware of Rocky Mountain wood ticks — they are out in force; in the past week I have removed two from my head (they stick like glue).

HST defeat wouldn’t necessarily mean a return to old system

Editor: You may have heard about the committee that is studying the Harmonized Sales Tax of B.C. (HST).

Is a personal attack OK if it’s funny?

The B.C. NDP hit a home run with its Christy Crunch political attack ad.

A few more ideas to help Japan rebuild quicker

Editor: Seems to me the debris cleanup in Japan is more important than trying vainly to rescue the obsolete and unwelcome nuclear power system.

Thank you all for contributing to Japan relief

Editor: On Friday, March 11, 2011 the world watched in a state of shock as the televisions and computer monitors streamed horrific images resulting from the massive earthquake and resulting Tsunami to hit the coast of Japan.

Brace for the silly season

Here we go again.
That ’70s political show, again

That ’70s political show, again

Dumbo elephants will continue to run the country

Editor: Governing Canada reminds me of four Dumbo elephants pulling our country’s economic load and strategy, continually trumpeting amongst themselves as to which elephant should be in charge.v