Opinion

Dear sir, As the sobering events in Japan unfold, I am wondering what lessons Canada could learn. The same attitudes of “man defying nature”, carelessness and greed from corporations, governments and consumers continue to be the driving forces of arrogant projects like the Northern Gateway pipeline by Enbridge

The Shelter is bursting at the seams which is not a new thing but some animals are being received because people who have pets feel it’s their god given right to abandon them as they see fit - whether its in front of the old and now the new shelter or just dumped anywhere and left to their own devices.

Just got an interesting e-mail from a friend – complete with a map of the location of earthquakes around the world. The map refreshed itself every five minutes.

Returning to the question I ended with last week, was Trafford Hall really fired by council?

During the 2010 “Halibut Transfer Mechanism” meetings, a senior DFO member told me the only way to change the current halibut allocation policy was with political pressure.

I went to the Enbridge community advisory board meeting on March 23 as an observer.

I am always appalled to hear negative business reaction to proposals to increases the BC minimum wage.

As in how golden was municipal manager Trafford Hall’s parachute?

John 3:16, “For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him will not perish but have eternal life.”

I thought that I put together a brief look at the expenses of downhill skiing/boarding in the Northwest in light of the upcoming deadline to purchase Shames Mountain by the Shames Mountain Co-op initiative.