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LETTER: Time to cancel mosquito control program

LETTER: Time to cancel mosquito control program

If the mosquito control program is ended, our ecosystems will be on the way to recovery
Letter: Former Shuswap Fire Warden shares insight on ‘efficient’ program

Letter: Former Shuswap Fire Warden shares insight on ‘efficient’ program

‘When I first became a Fire Warden in 1986, there were about 500 of us throughout the province’
Letter: Salmon Arm event sheds light on crisis in Gaza

Letter: Salmon Arm event sheds light on crisis in Gaza

Residents take part in Gathering for Peace in Gaza event at Nexus
LETTER: Lack of clarity and transparency in Alberta wine sales decision

LETTER: Lack of clarity and transparency in Alberta wine sales decision

As consumers, we deserve clarity and accountability from our regulatory bodies
Letter: Shuswap resident part of pan-Canadian look into primary care

Letter: Shuswap resident part of pan-Canadian look into primary care

‘With nearly 1 in 4 Canadians without a primary care provider, we need to fix this problem.’
Letter: Action urged to slow down ‘human-caused climate change’

Letter: Action urged to slow down ‘human-caused climate change’

‘Most of us are acting like the proverbial ostriches, burying our heads…’
Letter: Concerned Salmon Arm citizens to host Gathering for Peace in Gaza

Letter: Concerned Salmon Arm citizens to host Gathering for Peace in Gaza

Event to touch on history, international law and Canada’s response
Letter: Locally owned businesses part of Salmon Arm’s appeal

Letter: Locally owned businesses part of Salmon Arm’s appeal

Writer inspired by the ‘multi-faceted paradise we live in’
LETTER: Restrictive Alberta policy hurts B.C. wineries

LETTER: Restrictive Alberta policy hurts B.C. wineries

Cease and desist notices were sent from Alberta to B.C. wineries
Letter: Salmon Arm residents being underserved at city pool

Letter: Salmon Arm residents being underserved at city pool

‘Getting your kids into lessons that fit into your schedule feels like winning a lottery’