The Canadian loonie is migrating south. It’s not an uncommon phenomenon, but one which grows when the Canuck buck nears parity with the American dollar, or as is the case now, actually surpasses it in value.
I am tired of being a polite Canadian, sucking it up and paying higher prices to support businesses that are out of touch with their customers.
I’ve read quite a number of the articles and opinions on Abbotsford’s…
In this space, I recently offered some male-oriented observations about the complex…
I support the continuation of the current school calendar with a two-week…
I appreciated Tom Fletcher’s article regarding the Gordon Campbell legacy. When it comes to the New Relationship, I share in the premier’s disappointment that we could not advance the proposal for recognition and reconciliation legislation.
It’s round two for the federal Conservatives’ goal of getting tough on pot growers.
‘Olympic fever’ captured the hearts of most Canadians in dramatic fashion last year, and many of us were lucky enough to witness it first-hand.
Correct me if I’m wrong, but aren’t we being penalized for saving…
Maybe an idea for the seasonal water rates could be keeping the rates where they are, and for those who use less water reward them by having them pay less.
I am afraid that your newspaper has inadvertently misled your readers about family class immigration levels (Government chops visas that reunite immigrant families, February 18).
I don’t believe there is any real concern about the art work, maybe a little on the cost.
“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.”
This is a statement made by one of the presenters who spoke at the “proposed local school calendar consultation process” at the school board meeting of Feb. 21.
So, the recent News article would characterize non-supporters of the new public art policy as unsupportive of arts altogether.
B.C.’s new premier elect Christy Clark may have given the Liberals a new lease on political life, but how will the leadership change affect the Fraser Valley?
I have read and heard many comments regarding the city’s art initiative.
VANCOUVER – Christy Clark spoke passionately about teamwork, unity and listening in…
Last Thursday morning the mercury was almost in minus double digits, the windchill forcing the felt-temperature into the -20s, and I was standing outside in PJs, rubber moccasins and a jacket over my bathrobe.
I am one of the many parents who stand in opposition to (letter-writer) Mr. Jorgensen on the issue of the two-week spring break that currently runs in mid-March.
I support and have contributed to public art in Abbotsford, and I…
