Most people I have spoken to very much support the family fishing project at McGuire Lake, and I think it has been a huge success.
READThere was a time that Stephen Harper was quite vocal about human rights abuses in China, but he’s been silent as of late. Why?
READThe old saying, ‘give a thief enough rope and he’ll hang himself,’ was never intended to be taken literally.
READAs a tax-paying Canadian, who is nearing retirement, I am very disturbed by the news of impending changes to our pension plans.
READApparently Anne Morris (letter, Shuswap Market News, Jan. 20) has a preferable source of information regarding climate change.
READCongratulations to all those who signed an, “Aboriginal education agreement,” as noted in the Salmon Arm Observer Jan. 18.
READI’m told the new smart meter fiasco will cost Christy Clark over a billion dollars.
READMemo to Prime Minister Stephen Harper and U.S. House of Representatives speaker John Boehner:
READI left another CSRD meeting with that familiar feeling of disappointment and frustration.
READAn open letter to Environment Minister Peter Kent:
READIf the Canadian Parliament had an annual fossil-of-the-year award, Colin Mayes would certainly be a strong candidate.
READBased on the editorial in the Jan. 13 Market News, it appears the paper have much use for the idea of representative democracy.
READThis past summer I had the pleasure of spending an afternoon sitting on a dock with a friend of mine
READThe articles in the Observer in December about Nancy Hadley and Johnny Young reminded me of an article published eight years ago
READReader urges government to think of environmental consequences
READChristy Clark was so concerned about her fate in the up-coming election she asked her mirror, “Who is the fairest contestant of them all?”
READReader expresses appreciation for public and firefighters who attended Botkin funeral
READNo mention of cost for suspended walkway. Taxpayers of Salmon Arm, beware.
READProposed Health Care solutions should raise a red flag for Canadians who value our public Medicare system.
READReader very concerned about the adverse health effects related to the “wireless phenomenon,”
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