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Handgun shooting nationals bring 320 competitors to Prince George this week
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The less handguns in society the better.
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Perhaps the Honourable Anne Kang should get involved and take a look at the hierarchy of BCLA, perhaps wake them up to the fact that there are teams of kids in B.C. who aren't allowed to play in the southern interior sand box.BCLA should be ashamed of themselves.
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So how much more than the 3% annual wage increase mandated by the NDP did the 55,000 nurses get ?And any increase greater than 3% will also now be paid to the 400,000 other public union member who had already previously settled.Two things are guaranteed by the BCNU's selfish quest of greed.First, all 55,000 nurses will vote NDP in the next election.Two, the Acute Care Tower at UHNBC will be axed in next years budget due to the cost of the BCNU's demands.Thank you Nurses.
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I'd sooner take hwy 24 and hwy 5 to Kamloops instead.Kamloops has more to offer.
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Gun deaths in the USA are a majority handguns. We dont need them here.
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wonderful idea, and no parking to speak of
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Highly doubt all workers will vote NDP just because of a contract agreement. And there won’t be an increase to other government unions that signed a deal previously.. where do you come up with this rage bait?
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In my opinion, campfires should be banned throughout the whold province during these heat spells we are getting. Oh and before you whine and cry, yes my family and I do go camping.
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There is zero science behind your comment. Science and statistics actually contradict you.
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That is nice that the center will be open to 70 Mile House residents, but would it not be more convenient for the residents to go to Kamloops as it is much closer for them to evacuate to.
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You know what word rhymes with gun ?Fun !And guns are fun !Guns don't kill people. People do.
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I think there is too much risk to having Mclaren in this seat given his history with our city.
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HMmm Commonwealth Campus come to mind when I see this name ..?? Remember anyone..
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Green paid the price fo suggesting the city budget was bloated , it was criminal how the city managers ran her into the ground
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BC risks digging its own mine and burying itself in it. BC’s struggle isn’t just a resource problem, it’s an execution problem: slow approvals, weak investment, and over-reliance on one market (the US) and one asset class (housing). Northwood is what that looks like on the ground. Beetle kill and wildfires shrank the forests, but it’s policy that drove capital away. Sitting on our laurels is over: world-class timber, minerals and gas mean nothing if nobody can build here. Yet career politicians remain behind the curve, preoccupied with pet projects that pander to the minority, and whilst the economy fractures it is the majority who pay. A seismic shift in politics is needed, but that’s unlikely until politicians grow a backbone.. Perhaps it’s time the majority stood up and shouted its discontent — a sound that would easily drown out the rest. Then government would take notice, as it remains reactive when what BC needs is proactive.
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All according to the NDP’s plan…
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"Commonwealth Campus" resurrection.? Maybe at a Different Angle..
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Will the new score clock/video wall be preserved and be used in a replacement arena or will it be insufficient or too old to be used when that happens?Good to see interest in building a proper storage/ workshop for the Little Prince, just unfortunate that it takes 8 yrs to get from acknowledging a need to making a move toward resolving it.I find it interesting to see how quickly or slowly money can be found for projects and wonder at the thinking in regards to assorted items.Many taxpayers understand that demands/needs outpace available funds but see inexplicable use of public money on projects that boggle the mind. The enormous cost of constructing things and then the rather casual demolition and rebuilding that we see is concerning. The recently renovated hotel purchased to be torn down for the new pool, required because a pool I saw constructed and closed annually for maintenance was deemed unrepairable. Now another purchased at high price across the street is set to go!
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Until they tell us where funds have gone in the past I will not be supporting the Kodiaks football.
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As always you believe something that just can’t bear any real scrutiny. How many crimes are committed by lawful gun owners and registered fire arms? Licensed gun owners, with lawfully obtained firearms seldom carry out crimes. And the most ridiculous thing you believe, is that not having access to fire arms, will somehow deter people from committing crimes. So what about knives? Surly the less knives there are in society, the better off we will be. Baseball bats as well, perhaps?All these pathetic bans amount too, is politicians trying to appease their urban constituents with policy that is ineffective, but sounds nice. Problem is, all of this gun violence in Toronto, is being carried out by criminals, using illegal firearms and banning Tim from owning a pistol he takes to the range on Sunday, will do nothing to stop gun crime. It’s just an empty attempt, that pleases people like you, while simultaneously accomplishing nothing.
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