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The Week of January 7 to 13, 2007

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The Greenwater Report
 
Monday
January 8, 2007
by : Gerald Crawford
Greenwater Provincial Park :
Mild weather and the Cove has closed denying fuel and coffee for park regulars and visitors.
 
What is expected of the new Wheat Board CEO
 
Monday
January 8, 2007
by : Henry Neufeld
Waldeck :
The Federal Minister of Agriculture fired the head of the Canadian Wheat Board what might the possible directives be for his replacement?
Race is not the issue. Honouring contracts is
 
Monday
January 8, 2007
by : Eugene Parks
Victoria BC :
A deal was made more than a century ago where by West Coast First Nations traded land for the right to harvest commerical fisheries. The Harper government does not want to honour the deal.
NorthEast SaniSport / Inside Golf
 
Tuesday
January 9, 2007
by : Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale :
A new sports business has opened in the Tisdale Mall as Yves Ollivier offers golf lessons, an indoor driving range and a sports equipment cleaning facility.
Kingsley resignation
 
Tuesday
January 9, 2007
by : Brian Marlatt
White Rock BC :
Canada's chief electoral officier has quit and there has been much speculation that his leaving of the position was not of his own choosing.
Bit of a storm
 
Wednesday
January 10, 2007
by : Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale :
We were warned yesterday and most of us laughted at the warning as Environment Canada is rarely right but this one arrived in spades.
Conservative Party of Canada must be held accountable
 
Wednesday
January 10, 2007
by : Eugene Parks
Victoria BC :
The Conservative Party is doing fast paperwork with receipts to cover up their violations of their own Accountability Act.
Thoughts on the Canadian Federal Principle applied in the Context of Contemporary Debate
 
Wednesday
January 10, 2007
by : Brian Marlatt
White Rock BC :
Canada is not a country made of ten sovereign states but was modelled on the United Kingdom when the United States were in the midst of a civil war. This story helps to explain what we are and why Mr. Harper has it wrong.
Digging out
 
Thursday
January 11, 2007
by : Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale :
Its remarkable as everyone seems to be like a bunch of scruffy dogs, shaking the snow off streets and driveways almost celebrating the passage of the first real storm of the winter.
Update on cleaning switches
 
Thursday
January 11, 2007
by : Jack Rusick
Nokomis :
Mr. Rusick brings us up to date on the business of keeping railway switches free of snow.
Laurel Chelsberg, 2006 LEO Award winner
 
Friday
January 12, 2007
by : Timothy W. Shire
Somewhere in the Caribbean :
Royal Bank Customer Service Representative Laurel Chelsberg was a recipient last night of the 2006 LEO award at a Gala event while on a cruise in the Caribbean.
"Between the saddle and the ground, forgiveness sought, . . . "
 
Friday
January 12, 2007
by : Joe Hueglin
Niagara Falls :
Conservative ministers have seen the light, so they say, about the dangers of a climate off kilter. Is anyone buying this story?