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Uzelman: The Bank of Canada ‘is likely done with rate hikes’

Uzelman: The Bank of Canada ‘is likely done with rate hikes’

A column by Bruce Uzelman
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OPINION: Arrow Lakes impacts top of mind in Columbia River Treaty negotiations

OPINION: Arrow Lakes impacts top of mind in Columbia River Treaty negotiations

Kathy Eichenberger is the B.C. lead for the Canadian delegation on the Columbia River Treaty talks
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Uzelman: A disciplined Poilievre is topping the polls

Uzelman: A disciplined Poilievre is topping the polls

A column by Bruce Uzelman
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Uzelman: Provinces fumble renewable energy opportunities

Uzelman: Provinces fumble renewable energy opportunities

A column by Bruce Uzelman
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WOLF: B.C. letter grade debate gets high marks for provoking thought

WOLF: B.C. letter grade debate gets high marks for provoking thought

COLUMN: All districts now use proficiency scale through Grade 9
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Uzelman: The B.C. government shrouds the economic costs of CleanBC

Uzelman: The B.C. government shrouds the economic costs of CleanBC

A column by Bruce Uzelman
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Hugs and Slugs welcomes the rain

Slugs: Why is it that people feel it is alright to go to a city park, walk their dogs without picking up, scream their heads off and disrupt the lives of those citizens who live on the fringe of the public areas. If they allowed these things to happen in their neighbourhoods, their neighbours would have the by-law on them. Grow up, enjoy the parks but act responsibly!
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What is the City of Cranbrook doing about homelessness?

What is the City of Cranbrook doing about homelessness?

Marcel Germer
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Uzelman: Amidst wildfires B.C supports forest protection, government resists

Uzelman: Amidst wildfires B.C supports forest protection, government resists

A column by Bruce Uzelman
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Hugs & Slugs welcomes the rain

Hugs & Slugs welcomes the rain

Hugs: Super hugs to our city leadership, if they can envision resurfacing miles of our streets instead of blocks. It’s time to look at alternative methods of salvaging the existing roadways before they are no longer reparable. There are cheaper and more user friendly methods being used by other municipalities to maintain and improve the streets.
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