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Shelf Life by Kay Austen

I note from the 老澳门六合彩开奖记录资料 of Jan. 23 that Mayor Greg Gardner is lamenting a lack of community input in a planning process for the Nexen lands that "started in 2008.

My love for all things salty and savory became totally satisfied with my first taste of duck confit.

Editor, Re: "Highway 80 per cent complete," The Chief, Feb. 6. Do Kevin Falcon and Kiewit think we're all stupid? Or is this just another example of contempt and Incompetence?Was Mr.

It is a new year and everything I read lately has been dominated by best and worst of 2008 lists and much pontificating about resolutions.

As a 10-year volunteer and avid spectator of the Test of Metal,I am writing to express my support for the Test of Metal Sports Park.

After Canada received approved destination status from Beijing in 2010 there was considerable spin about the tsunami of tourist dollars about to flood our way from the Middle Kingdom. Well folks, those predictions are rapidly becoming a reality.

老澳门六合彩开奖记录资料 has gone to the dogs, literally. I used to love walking along the Brackendale dike, but lately I've been too disgusted to set foot up there. Why? Because you cannot go more than two feet without seeing a pile of dog poo.

Seventy-six years ago, Franklin Delano Roosevelt said at his inauguration as president of the United States: "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.

According to Canadian aquatic biologists, a farm salmon has to eat two to five pounds of wild-caught fish in order to gain one pound (Vancouver Sun, May 11, 2001). In 2000, farmed salmon production was 49,000 tons .