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Editorial: How the West was won

In the Kootenay West riding, half of the election ballot was made up of independent candidates.

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Letter: a question of representation

Thinking outside the box and making your vote count for what is right—right for the people for this riding.

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Opinion: NDP to voters: trust us

B.C. Views column on the provincial election by Tom Fletcher.

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Editorial: At what cost?

When council voted down a motion to keep the Sustainability Commission (SC) afloat it sent a ripple through the community.

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Opinion: Broadband is coming

The CBBC, a subsidiary of the CBT, will be partnering with the City of Rossland to bring broadband into the downtown.

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Election issue: forests and logging

The NDP and the Liberals agree on one thing: marketing B.C. wood to Asian markets remains a high priority.

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Election: think through the full consequences of your choice

Think through the full consequences of your choice carefully. And then get out and vote on May 14.

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NDP plan is borrow and spend

Major policy announcements had been released previously, but there was plenty more spending added to the total.

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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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Don’t count B.C. Conservatives out

A third party leader toured the province this week with plans to get rid of the carbon tax.

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Editorial: Fe fi fo forum

Four candidates roll into the local riding descending on Rossland early next week.

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Letter to the editor: Joseph Hughes

Independent candidate for Kootenay West Joseph Hughes is not a one-issue candidate.

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Letter to the Editor: French Immersion

French Immersion in Rossland: Everything to gain, nothing to lose.

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REC REPORT: Spring break art classes on now

The recreation department and art instructor Shelley Painter are running Spring Break Art Camps.

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REC REPORT: Plenty of new programs starting soon

The Spring Brochure has gone to print and will be available in the mailboxes, by the third week of March.

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Animal bylaw will make Rossland downtown dog friendly

On March 25, Rossland council will likely adopt the amended Animal Control Bylaw.

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REC REPORT: Rossland arena closes this week

The arena closes on Friday. The last opportunities to go Public Skating are Wednesday, from 6:30-7:45 p.m., and Friday, from 5-6:30 p.m.

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Despite district decision, K-12 hope in Rossland still alive

Tomorrow night, Neighbourhood of Learning will discuss the possibilities that the community can pursue to keep K-12 in Rossland.

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REC REPORT: Arena season coming to an end

Arena season is officially in only two more weeks – so if you haven’t enjoyed public skating or taken in a hockey game, don’t delay.

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Runaway wagon on the streets of Rossland in 1913

Malcolm McKinnon’s express wagon team indulged in rather a wild runaway which ended in its colliding with a CPR train.

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