Buy- Low opens new store at Southwinds Crossing From your left Patrick Riley Assistant Manager, Derek Morgan Manager, Pat Hampson and President of Buy-Low Dan Bregg
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Rural power consumers in RDOS still upset with Fortis 2-tier
Fight to get justice on power bills continues in Hedley James J. McCulloch, a 92 year old WW2 vet, has seen an increase of about $500 for the December-January bill, to $1400 for the two month period. He has a number of energy efficient appliances, lives in a single wide trailer and plans on replacing […]
Linda Larson gets third title
Boundary-Similkameen MLA Linda Larson will serve as Caucus Deputy Whip. “It’s an honour to be chosen as Deputy Whip and serve on a great team of returning veterans and new faces.” said Larson. “This election proved that votes cannot be taken for granted. Although we’ve been given a mandate as a majority government, I’m going to […]
Anniversary sale at Southwinds
Legion presentations
President Sharon Dagenais of the Royal Canadian Legion, Br. 97 Oliver presented a check to Ron Worth, director of the local Crime Watch organization. He and his members were thanked for their continued assistance with the Candlelight Service held each year in May. Below: President Dagenais presents a check for $400 to Lori Martine director of the […]
Ashton to sit on Treasury Board – Larson gets another assignment
Cabinet committees have been formed as part of British Columbia’s 40th Parliament of the Legislative Assembly: Treasury Board: Michael de Jong (chair) Terry Lake (vice-chair) Rich Coleman Steve Thomson Shirley Bond Stephanie Cadieux Dan Ashton Norm Letnick Greg Kyllo Simon Gibson Michelle Stilwell Cabinet Committee on Secure Tomorrow: Terry Lake (chair) Stephanie Cadieux (vice-chair) Don […]
Twin Lakes breakfast meeting
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Q and A – House of Commons
Agriculture and Agri-Food Oral Questions June 7th, 2013 / 11:55 a.m. Alex Atamanenko British Columbia Southern Interior, BC Mr. Speaker, Canada is sadly lagging behind other nations in its research funding as a percentage of GDP, and with productivity and research so directly related, how can the government make such drastic cuts to basic research […]