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DYER: Getting to the meat of the matter

Kamloops This Week - Wednesday February 8, 2012

The United Nation’s Food and Agricultural Organization recently estimated the extra people can be fed, at least until we hit nine billion.

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FAITH: After the wedding day comes — real life

Kamloops This Week - Wednesday February 8, 2012

It's just one day of fairytales and dreams come true

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FOULDS: When ordering a coffee makes one question his mental clarity

Kamloops This Week - Monday February 6, 2012

Ordering a coffee and being offered a latte doesn’t exactly do much to inspire confidence about my level of coherent thought.

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EDITORIAL: Yet more waste by the B.C. Liberals

Kamloops This Week - Wednesday February 1, 2012

Crucial programs are denied funding while government shreds $780,000 worth of partisan pamphlets.

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Mental Health Matters: Mental-health news tidbits

Kamloops This Week - Wednesday February 1, 2012

Every once in a while, we like to bring you up to date on what is happening in the world of mental health and mental illness.

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BASS: Of bad drivers, harmful union stances and too-rich pensions

Kamloops This Week - Wednesday February 1, 2012

Several things are popping around in my brain, none ready to materialize as 600 words. So, without further ado:

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FOULDS: Still awaiting an original opinion on penthouse pension plan

Kamloops This Week - Monday January 30, 2012

Do Conservative MPs feel their taxpayer-enriched pension plans are fair?

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EDITORIAL: Latest poll confirms the obvious

Kamloops This Week - Wednesday January 25, 2012

Short of a rapid unite-the-right movement, British Columbia voters can expect to be referring to “Premier” Adrian Dix in about 16 months.

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BASS: Love died ­— and survived when Ron left this world

Kamloops This Week - Tuesday January 24, 2012

Many of us who count this family as friends marvelled at the total determination Ron displayed in the past few years.

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FOULDS: Is there fat to cut? Salaries to slash? It really is all relative

Kamloops This Week - Tuesday January 24, 2012

Public-information meetings on city budgets are usually about as popular as offers for free root canals — and about as well attended.

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BASS: A shortsighted teachers' union decision that will only hurt students

Kamloops This Week - Wednesday January 18, 2012

Deliberately scuttling introduction of classes that would generate marks for students is simply wrong

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EDITORIAL: Ice is nice when our tongues get wagging

Kamloops This Week - Wednesday January 18, 2012

There are two subjects that inevitable come up during a discussion between Canadians — and both concern ice.

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RATIONAL THOUGHTS: Exactly what is the Office of Religious Freedom?

Kamloops This Week - Wednesday January 18, 2012

The somewhat Orwellian title of the new bureaucracy is more than a little worrying.

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DYER: Where will newfound harmony lead Taiwan?

Kamloops This Week - Wednesday January 18, 2012

The most important thing in Taiwanese politics is always left unsaid.

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EDITORIAL: Do not take chances — leave ecstasy alone

Kamloops This Week - Monday January 16, 2012

A guest editorial from the Abbotsford News on an issue that knows no boundaries.

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BASS: Remembering Austin

Kamloops This Week - Wednesday January 11, 2012

In his own way, Austin became more than just a member of the family. Don’t ask me to explain it. If you own a pet, you understand.

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EDITORIAL: It’s your money — how shall it be spent?

Kamloops This Week - Thursday January 12, 2012

This year, city council has set aside the nights of Feb. 7, Feb. 21 and March 6 to give residents a chance to ask questions.

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MITRA: Here are some remedies for the new year

Kamloops This Week - Thursday January 12, 2012

We should determine to excel for Christ so that we will always shoot for our best work as ‘”still ahead.”

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FOULDS: The last thing this nation needs is more politicians

Kamloops This Week - Monday January 9, 2012

Based on other democracies, Canada is over-ripe with politicians.

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