Whether or not you exercised your right to vote, and whether or not you are happy with the result, the majority has spoken.
READBill Bennett proffered some constructive criticism of my research when I wrote about the economics of the proposed Jumbo Glacier Resort.
READAlthough I went there intending to vote for Bill Bennett, I did not expect such a total lack of knowledge from the local NDP challenger.
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Contributor urges careful consideration from voters before ballots are cast
READIn the U.S. presidential election, the winner is usually the candidate with the most charisma and charm.
READI am writing this letter in regards to the dog poisoning in Elko in February.
READFor Elk Valley residents, now is the time to get your hair cut, finally buy that new bike, and take someone out for dinner.
READThe sun is shining and you’re eager to get your last powder fix before it turns it all to slush.
READLiving in a ski resort town means residents have to have a high tolerance level for lots of things.
READThe B.C. Liberals are to be condemned for using attack ads and push-polls in the current provincial election campaign.
READThe Fraser Institute’s B.C. school rankings have long been controversial and this year’s report is no different.
READWhy men have a vital role to play in ending violence against women.
READ“Time is money,” the saying goes. Maybe volunteers have never heard that expression, or maybe they just choose to ignore it.
READYou might not think leisure services are important to you. You don’t use the pool or ice rink, so that’s all there is, isn’t it?
READPit bulls. Somehow, these dogs have got themselves a very shady reputation.
READA pet dog in Elko was poisoned a few weeks ago after feasting on some Draino.
READMining in the Elk Valley is growing, with more people moving to the area to work in the sector.
READSay goodbye to the penny. It is being taken out of circulation next month, a victim of inflation.
READIt should be a relief to everyone in the valley, young and old, that the Fernie branch of the Royal Canadian Legion will be staying open.
READLiving in the Elk Valley, it makes sense to enjoy what the area brings every winter – endless snow.
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