Tthe province is going to need many more of its citizens getting in touch with their inner environmentalist.
READA lot of us apparently just don’t care. Or simply don’t recognize the correlation between our lives and whether we vote in elections.
READB.C. government avoids costly ideological shift to NDP.
READAlong with many of you, I am concerned with the rising national debt.
READI don’t know how many times I was told that I take an interest in the aerodynamic qualities of tethered quadrilateral flying forms
READI’m sure one day I’ll be shipped off to the funny farm and it’s only a matter of time now.
READWith Mother’s Day now past many mothers, myself included, have been the recipients of those treasures beyond price
READWith the advent of summer-like weather in the Shuswap comes another season — fire season.
READWhat if the things that scientists are saying about electromagnetic waves are true?
READRegarding the From the Hill colum, by Colin Mayes, in the April 12, Shuswap Market News.
READMP Colin Mayes tells us that Arctic ice has made a comeback, temperatures have returned to normal lows
READAs a kid I squandered a lot of hours casting a line to the trout just below the first fall in Chase Creek.
READAs settlers flooded into the Shuswap between 1896 and 1915, their transportation options were limited as there were no roads
READThe 2013 Shuswap Lake Integrated Planning Process (SLIPP) meeting at Quaaout Lodge on April 24 was attended by more than 100 people
READPolls continue to suggest an NDP government. All we can wish for is a miracle to intervene and save the province.
READI’m concerned that many British Columbians are more focused on “change” for the sake of change
READThere are many healthy ways to eat and the best timing of your meals depends on your habits and lifestyle.
READThe 2013-14 federal budget was introduced on March 21. I would like to report on key ways your government in Ottawa is spending your money
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Contributor urges careful consideration from voters before ballots are cast
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