Study: Fukushima Radiation Has Already Killed 14,000 Americans

http://economicrisis.com/study-fukushima-radiation-has-already-killed-14000-americans/8785 Study: Fukushima Radiation Has Already Killed 14,000 Americans A new study published in the peer-reviewed journal International Journal of Health Services alleges that 14,000...

‘Gold rush mentality’ trumps human rights and social needs in B.C

http://1goldinvestment.com/gold-rush-mentality-trumps-human-rights-and-social-needs-in-b-c-vote/ ‘Gold rush mentality’ trumps human rights and social needs in B.C. vote Today, many people in British Columbia — and indeed across Canada — are trying to determine...

Barrick Gold could have avoided say-on-pay public backlash

Barrick Gold could have avoided say-on-pay public backlash Barrick Gold Corp., once the largest gold miner in the world, is headed for a showdown with a prominent group of shareholders over executive compensation. Seven of Canada’s largest pension funds are fuming over...

SPRAYCACION difficult to categorize; easy to watch

Mockumentary? Documentary? Fiction? It is difficult to say exactly what sort of filmic category Spraycation belongs in.A Mexican documentary team with strong Marxist leanings heads to a remote part of Canada to blow the lid off of labour conditions among seasonal migrant...

Nineteen new names in the BC Amateur Boxing Hall

NEW GROUP JOIN THE HALL OF FAME:  by Brian ZelleyNow the dust has settled, and the long process has come to an end,there are 19 new names added to the British Columbia Amateur Boxing Hall of Fame including...

BC Parks in Jeopardy: Doors Opening to Vehicles on Hiking Trails

(Posted with permission from Dr. Horejsi) 09 January 2013 - Analysis and comments by Dr. Brian L. Horejsi It is simply difficult for many British Columbians to imagine that  managers of the provincial Park...

BC Amateur boxing update

THREE NAMED AS HONORARY DIRECTORS: by Brian ZelleyThe British Columbia Amateur Boxing Hall of Fame  has recently namedthree additional  honorary directors including BOYD BAYNE and MANDY LAPOINTE with...

BC AMATEUR BOXING HALL OF FAME 2012 Selections

HALL OF FAME SELECTION For 2012:  By Brian Zelley*The following is a list of those selected recently for 2012:(the selection committee was comprised of:Alan Brown, Blake Scott, Brian Zelley, Ray...

Family Day - Holiday For Some, Just Another Day For Most

Family Day - Holiday For Some, Just Another Day For Most Mike WoodFeb 20 2012 Family Day was originally celebrated by Alberta in 1990, with the premier of Alberta at the time, Don Getty, having the third Monday of February proclaimed as Family Day. Getty is said to have...

India's Caste of Characters, in Canada we call it something else!

Annie Namala, a Dalit activist for New Delhi's Centre for Social Equity and Inclusion was a featured columnist for the National Post this December, taking questions from Canadian readers curious about India's...

BC AMATEUR BOXING HALL OF FAME - Nominations for 2012

THE NOMINATION PROCESS FOR 2012:  By Brian ZelleyThe nomination process began when 2010 Inductee Frederick (Freddy) Stephen Fuller nominated ROGER ADOLPH in the All-Rounder category of boxer and...

ROGER ADOLPH, BOXING

BRITISH COLUMBIA AMATEUR BOXING HALL OF FAME 2012 Nomination Progress with boxer/builder ROGER ADOLPH   the first candidate that as been nominated for the all-rounder category. That has been followed-up by other nominations including BERT LOWES, and TONY DUFFY and seven...

Nominees 2011 BC Amateur Boxing Hall of Fame

THE 2011 NOMINEES FOR HALL OF FAME As of June 1, 2011 there are 24 nominees for selection to theBritish Columbia Amateur Boxing Hall of Fame.  After June 30th.Seven administrators will make the final...

Canada Elects Another Dictatorship For Four Years

Reform Alliance receives absolute power, but where are the reforms?    Conservative Party swept to a majority government yesterday in spite of Quebecers that voted against it as a block and...

BC Youth Week May 1-7, 2011

With the first week of May fast approaching, Youth all over BC are gearing up for BC Youth Week 2011 and the expectations are high.Youth Week is an internationally celebrated event that aims to recognize the positive contributions youth make in their communities, and to...

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