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Community involvement close to me

I feel honoured to be able to write to you for the first time as the MLA for Cariboo North.

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What ails the B.C. NDP? Plenty

BC Local News - Tuesday June 18, 2013

Why would the NDP secretly oppose a trade agreement with Alberta and Saskatchewan? Because it's also a "labour mobility" agreement.

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Hadfield an inspiration

The world seems to be short of heroes these days, so we were ready to ooh and aah when Chris Hadfield burst into our lives from outer space.

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Coincidences produce surprising moments

Columnist Colleen Crossley muses about coincidences.

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Congratulations graduates

Congratulations to all the graduates of 2013. You’ve made it to the end of this journey.

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Working for the future

It is good to be back in the office after the hectic election period, and to continue my work as your representative in the Legislature.

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It could be high time for retaliatory beef tariffs

The weather, and the relation ship between the Canadian beef industry-producing sector and its American counterparts continues to be COOL.

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Branding the latest ‘in thing’

I’ve had my nose in Williams Lake affairs one way or another since moving here in 1970.

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New CAO brings wealth of experience

I am pleased that Darrell Garceau will begin work at City Hall as chief administrative officer on July 2.

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Think of the fun

A public meeting will be held at 6 p.m. Wednesday in council chambers to discuss branding moving forward.

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The government we deserve

There’s an old adage that we get the government we deserve.

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Fill out our city brand survey

The recent Peel Out event (mountain biking races) was the most successful yet.

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Canadian beef producers not COOL with new U.S. law

Within the coming days city merchants and businesses will be embracing our cowboy-heritage as they gear up in preparation to make hay

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NDP vote stalls in reverse

The great thing about political punditry is the ability to be right and wrong at the same time.

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Residential school events a good first step

It was a powerful experience last week attending the St. Joseph’s Mission Residential School commemoration events.

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Websites don't answer back

Columnist Diana French talks election results, recent events, and a place brand survey for Williams Lake.

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Updates on the way for S. Lakeside

Congratulations to all the successful candidates in the provincial election.

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Pollsters way out to lunch

Holy Cow! Wow-zers! Were the political pollsters, pundits and experts ever wandering (dazed) far out in someone’s alfalfa field.

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Seems more like theft, to me

GD#6 has her “L” driver’s license. She is taking driving lessons, but my job is to take her on the trials runs.

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Everyone on the same page

One of the highlights for me from the North Central Local Government Association Convention in Quesnel last week was an update.

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