Letters

Terrace teen writes current school curriculum underplays past violations of basic human rights

There is something going on in our town (oh! I mean, just outside our town) that is causing people to get together and voice their opposition to a proposed gravel pit/aggregate pit, or as some people call it, a quarry.

The Agassiz Monday Painters Art Show took place on Saturday, April 7, 2018. The 57th anniversary of this group is particularly phenomenal. Its success is mainly the result of the efforts of the members, working together to respect the image that has grown over these many years, while having the opportunity to enjoy their pass time.

Local brings his concerns to the table

Homeschoolers take gold, with Coquihalla taking silver and Silver Creek bronze

AHCS hosting luncheon to honour 100+ volunteers

Letter from chiefs applauds efforts being made with federal budget

U.S. and other petroleum-rich countries aren’t cutting production

I read with much interest about the hopes and plans of [Harrison] to promote tourism during the winter months, BUT, in order for any plan to be successful, council needs to make a mich greater effort to remove snow from paths as well as the parking areas.

With every fiber of my being as his mother, I have stood resolutely, phone in hand, and said No, I cannot help you with that.