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My wife remarked the other day that she doesn’t like the fact arenas, art galleries and other public venues are now “sponsored” buildings with a corporate name and logo dominating and permeating the facility.

Working roundtable on forestry

We’ve seen fantastic news coming out of the forest industry lately with 2010 exports of up by 20 per cent over 2009. This is a direct result to our government’s focus on establishing British Columbia as North America’s Asia-Pacific Gateway and the numerous trade missions to establish those active markets. But there is more to do right here at home.

Odd timing for upping per diem

Along with many others, I sat at through the Prosperity mine environmental assessment panel hearings last spring and heard the Taseko people say there was no way the mine could be built without destroying Fish Lake.

Tolerance poor substitute for acceptance

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Reading opens the gate of choices

It’s not for lack of trying.
B.C. VIEWS: NDP’s problems go deeper

B.C. VIEWS: NDP’s problems go deeper

Give us the straight goods, Charlie Wyse

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More resources to serve you

This week I brought my Victoria staff up for a tour of the Cariboo and a planning session for the coming year. As a “caucus” MLA I didn’t have a direct budget for staffing; an amount was allocated to the NDP caucus budget and I was assigned some staff resources out of a common pool.

Water of importance to agriculture in all forms

We live in a world where news (good/bad) and information (invaluable/worthless) travels around the globe faster than our poor human brains can take it all in, and these days reality TV is a pervasive (invasive) consumer product that sometimes imparts more than we might want to know.

Child faces three years of chemo, medication

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