The front page story this week will no doubt spark up those who do not agree with a train whistle cessation.
READThe Elk River is my home. I fish, I paddle and I live beside the river.
READWhat has happened to Sparwood? Are people so afraid to express their opinions in fear that they might offend some one or group?
READNews that there will be increased law enforcement presence for Victoria Day weekend will no doubt be met with scorn.
READThe release of the Fraser Institute's annual report card always sparks controversy.
READIt’s not a whistle. It’s an air horn. If we consider safety, perhaps the horn should be sounded for emergencies only.
READAs editor, it’s always surprising which issues that come up cause the most uproar within the community.
READPlease get the 55’s and the 75’s in the right places.
READThe Elk Valley communities, quite simply, would not be great places to live without volunteers.
READIf a six foot high fence is installed on each side of the track within town I would be concerned for the wildlife that would be affected.
READWhy are conservative governments like the B.C. Liberals so infatuated with the HST?
READFor those who can’t resist an overnight shopping trip to the states, it’s good news.
READThere was definitely cause for celebration this week.
READThe Jumbo Glacier Ski Resort, a 104-hectare, year-round development, has been in the works for 22 years
READWhen I dipped into media coverage of the B.C. government’s approval of the Jumbo Glacier Resort ski development...
READMany years ago Fernie’s City fathers approved development.
READI was born in Natal and raised there for 18 years.
READI am writing this to state my opinion regarding the article published on March 1, Council moves to ban train whistle.
READRE: Your very thoughtful editorial of Thursday, March 8.
READI have a suspicion that this whole train whistle thing is driven more by real estate values.
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