The public should be aware by now that British Columbia, has some of the toughest environmental regulations in the world
READAccording to Money Sense, Campbell River ranked number 175 out of 180 best places to live in Canada
READIt doesn’t take a math prof to realise that with declining revenues, and increased costs, the buck has to stop somewhere
READParents might consider speaking out for teachers instead of against them
READPaul Rudan’s column last Friday was the most disturbing piece of anti-union rhetoric I have ever read
READThis is a constant daily battle since moving to this sleepy little town
READThe tax hike is only pennies a day compared to the things we should really focus our protesting on
READHow big of an explosion will it take to wake you up?
READThere was a time when we use to drive an extra two or three blocks to save two cents on a gallon of gasoline
READMayor, at least, has the chutzpah to tell it like should be
READWith the WTE option we still have high GHG emissions
READI have many concerns for the safety of their operators and occupants and that of other road users in our city
READWe are staying here in retirement. This community is welcoming and cosmopolitan
READWe did not elect the mayor to change the rules or lead revolts on our council
READThe definition of insanity is repeating an action over and over, but expecting different results each time
READMost of us don’t want to run the City of Campbell River
READIt is very distressing for me to read about our new mayor
READI do feel a need to protest the lack of fiscal responsibility
READI have to admit that the first time we drove through Campbell River we did not think very highly of the city
READThis is just a reaction of someone in this democratic society who got out voted
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