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Who needs saving?

Saved. Born again. Got religion. Saw the light. People use many different words and phrases for the process of adopting faith.

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Canada is ready for a transformative energy experience

Some people think a widespread shift from fossil fuels to cleaner energy sources is not practical or even possible.

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Voter’s faith restored by independent

This election will be the first in all my years as an eligible voter that I’ve ever had any faith at all in a candidate.

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Smart meter delay to end soon

The delay of smart meter installation will end shortly after the election of the new government.

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Our view of the future shapes the present

How we view the future can have a profound effect on how we act in the present.

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Bogging the Burton flats with dust a nuisance for residents

Times change and with new information about the effects humans are having on sensitive areas, habits must also change.

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Independent for cooperation and freedom

People say they would love to vote for an independent but they feel it would be “throwing their vote away.”

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Liberals are best answer for BC's future

BC Local News - Monday May 6, 2013

Contributor urges careful consideration from voters before ballots are cast

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Hydro says silt not a dam problem

Sediment build up does not impact the safety of BC Hydro dams in the Columbia Basin says Hydro rep.

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Is pizza really a vegetable?

Congress in the USA in fact considers pizza a vegetable, although many Americans may not honour this or even know it exists.

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Clark government misleads public for political gain, says ONA

The Okanagan Nation Alliance is outraged by misleading statements made by Ida Chong, former Minister.

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Theories, hypotheses, facts and the G.d. particle

A great deal of confusion exists in the matter of theories, hypotheses and provable facts.

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Muzzling scientists is an assault on democracy

Access to information is a basic foundation of democracy.

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Sinixt reject Ktunaxa treaty claim

Sinixt Nation has worked over the past three decades to correct the 1956 Canadian government’s extinction status of Sinixt people.

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Near Death Experiences offer no proof of heaven or hell

The most recent arrival on the near death experiences scene is none other than a neurologist who spent a whole week in a deep coma.

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Advantages of small town life

Prior to moving here about three years ago, I had spent almost my entire life in major metropolitan areas.

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Ktunaxa treaty in Sinixt territory

There is no archaeological or historic record of the Ktunaxa (Kootenai) peoples ever living in the Slocan or Arrow Lakes Valleys.

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Biblical puns and meanings lost in translation

John Perkins discusses the finer points of translations of biblical text.

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In celebration of unity

There are so many more people whose hard work, faith, and love have been evident that I cannot write about them all.

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Health care in rural Canadian communities worries MP

Our health care system is sustainable. We need the political will to ensure it stays this way.

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