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What other information is missing on the HST?

What other information is missing on the HST?

I've noted some advertisements in our local paper lately. Sponsored by the Government of British Columbia, they suggest that the choice offered in the HST referendum is between a 12 per cent PST/GST and a 10 per cent HST.
Tax dollars at waste

Tax dollars at waste

With regards to the HST referendum: Let's all remember how the current Liberal government lied about not wanting to sell BC Rail and that it would not adopt the HST in their last election platform, and a short time later did both, and did it in such
Who's watching your children?

Who's watching your children?

When we send our children off to school each morning we feel assured they are not only getting a quality education, but they will be treated appropriately by those in charge.
Axing the tax

Axing the tax

I was a little taken aback by Vaughn Palmer's pro-HST, fear mongering editorial in your July 4 edition.
Everyone's scandal

Everyone's scandal

James Murdoch (son of ubiquitous media mogul Rupert) announced the shut down of the News of the World Thursday in the wake of the revelation the newspaper hacked into the cell phone of a 13-year-old missing girl, who was later discovered murdered.
Documentarians get an eyeful at Barkervill

Documentarians get an eyeful at Barkervill

When I received a phone call saying that Barkerville would be hosting the popular PBS documentary series Travelscope on Dominion Day weekend, it was impossible to hide my excitement.
Bodybuilding 101: Rules for a better physique

Bodybuilding 101: Rules for a better physique

Part 2 - nutrition
One hell of an event

One hell of an event

On Canada Day, at the behest of my daughter, I attended the second annual Hell Mend Ya at the Roll-A-Dome.
Outrageous misinformation

Outrageous misinformation

The falsehoods, misinformation and unrestrained nonsense, published in a letter to the editor by Chris Genovali of Raincoast Conservation cannot be allowed to stand unanswered.
Wouldn't it be nice?

Wouldn't it be nice?

The issue here isn't whether we need another rink, it is whether we can afford to build and provide an operating subsidy to another rink. The answer may be yes, but the funds cannot come for the Canada Winter Games capital funding pool.