Judge was correct last week to block the B.C. government’s application to televise the trials of the people charged in the Stanley Cup riot.
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I have an aversion to washing dishes – not that I don’t like them clean, I simply find the task of scrubbing them by hand distasteful.
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I have an urge to go outside and fire a gun in the air. That would be ill-advised, of course
READThere are going to be more than a few people who won’t like what Abbotsford Mayor Bruce Banman has to say about the AHL Heat.
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How often does Abbotsford have a sex show cancelled one day, and virtually the next an announcement that Lingerie Football is coming.
READIt seems Abbotsford just can’t escape controversy over the type of entertainment that comes to town.
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Abbotsford News editor Andrew Holota muses on the idea of raising the age of eligibility for the Old Age Security pension.
READI would like to know why people who use more water feel they are getting ripped off because they have to pay more.
READThere are various views about water conservation and water charges in Abbotsford.
READHospitals in the Fraser Health region are chronically overcrowded. Patients regularly are parked in hallways and emergency wards ...
READSurrey MLA Jagrup Brar spent the past several weeks trying to subsist on the $610 monthly welfare rate.
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Our last bill from BC Hydro included a rather large ‘catch-up’ fee.
READIn 2008, when B.C. introduced its carbon tax, it was widely hailed as a model of environmental and economic design.
READAbbotsford News reporter Kevin Mills details a promise he made years ago if his beloved hockey team won the Stanley Cup.
READAs president of the Abbotsford Bingo Association, I would like to express my disappointment with city council meeting of Jan. 23.
READShould we pay attention to Gerda Peachey’s claim that the Taboo Sex shows will have a detrimental impact on our community?
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The inspiration for a column comes in many ways, and last week one was delivered in remarkable fashion ...
READSince water meters were installed in all Abbotsford homes, residents have been charged for the amount of water they use.
READFederal Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver set off a loud, but poorly informed debate as environmental hearings began.
READPuzzling is perhaps the kindest description that can be given to Abbotsford council’s 5-4 decision to disallow more slot machines.
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