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Dozens of Aboriginal languages near death: UNESCO
Barry Artiste Op.Ed Language! We all speak it! Language is a message of conveyance from one person to another to get a point across. Conveyance for instance, a 15 century term used today. One would think...
created by Barry ORegan | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago
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480 views | 34 recommendations | 8 comments
Payday Loan New Rules Nov 1, 2009 For BC, Canada
New rules for payday loan companies take effect in British Columbia on November 1, 2009. A payday loan is usually less than $1500 borrowed for up to 62 days,and it is unsecured debt. The borrower is usually asked to provide a postdated cheque or a preauthorized debit form... Listeria Warning: Classic Wild Sockeye Lox Trim
The CFIA in conjunction with Classic Smokehouse(2003) Inc. are issuing a recall notice for Classic Wild Sockeye Lox Trim because of the possible contamination by Listeria bacteria. Description follows:"The affected product, Classic Canadian Wild Sockeye Lox Trim, was sold in... Photo Update: Strange Saucer Like Clouds
Photo Update: December 18, 2009 A few months ago, I posted an article and photos I had taken of lenticular clouds (also known as Lenny clouds) because I thought the particular cloud formation was quite...
created by Jessica Tucker | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago
645 views | 14 recommendations | 9 comments
645 views | 14 recommendations | 9 comments
Prime Minister Harper to call 4 by-elections today
Prime Minister Stephen Harper's Conservative Government survived a non-confidence motion last week. This was made possible by the NDP abstaining from the vote. Harper is now set to call 4 by-elections...
created by Karl Gotthardt - albertacowpoke | 3 years ago
224 views | 30 recommendations | 10 comments
224 views | 30 recommendations | 10 comments
VIFF Received $467,000 in Federal Funding After Losing BC Grant
Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF) has received $467,000 in federal funding today after an unexpected cut of BC provincial gaming grant. The new funding is part of the Marquee Tourism Events Program, for marketing the event to tourists. Canadian Heritage Minister... Who Needs Art, Anyway?
"So, how important is art? I don't mean the question facetiously, or worse, fatuously. When you work in the arts, all day, every day, it occasionally comes as something of a shock to realize that there are large...
created by Michelle Hoar | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago
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148 views | 10 recommendations | 0 comments
Kate Armstrong: GOT CULTURE? Um, actually no
Kate Armstrong takes on the Provincial Government over their brutal cuts to the arts. "B.C. Liberal government has cut funding for arts and cultural organizations by 50 percent this fiscal year, and by 92... BC's Grizzly Bear Trophy Hunt: A Bloody 'Necessary' Tradition?
BC's Grizzly Bear trophy hunt season begins today for yet another year, and despite calls to save the bears or pay attention to the dwindling numbers, the government has once again said that they will allow the hunt... BC Boxing News - A new journey begins - THE ROAD TO EXCELLENCE
As a follow-up to "B C BOXING NEWS - Flashbacks & Memories, a new story is to begin which blends some of the issue raised in the past story with expanded information, and fresh new bits and pieces of... 1410 views | 0 recommendations | 16 comments
British Columbia Laws: Investment up in smoke, tenant's grow-op
Barry Artiste Op/Ed Lets see? MMMMMMM, I have been to no less than 300 Grow op and Meth Lab busts for various Police agencies and Municipalities, to ensure chemicals, booby traps etc used in these drug labs... 1570 views | 39 recommendations | 6 comments
British Columbia Now Has Canada's Lowest Minimum Wage
As of September 1, British Columbia is number one in Canada on at least one list: worst minimum wage in the country. In April of 2009, New Brunswick tied B.C. for lowest minimum wage, raising the lowest hourly pay...
created by Annina Bergman | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago
2438 views | 3 recommendations | 2 comments
2438 views | 3 recommendations | 2 comments
British Columbia: Murder and racism along the Highway of Tears?
Barry Artiste Op.Ed Certainly disturbing that First Nations group claim Aboriginal women are treated as second class citizens, the facts are, it seems to be true unfortunately. A massive Police search for a sole white teen, while First Nations Bands wait for what seems...
created by Barry ORegan | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago
757 views | 48 recommendations | 8 comments
757 views | 48 recommendations | 8 comments
Baby Onion Sprouts Recalled: Possible Salmonella Contamination
The CFIA has issued a warning of possible Salmonella contamination to Sprouts Alive Baby Onion Sprouts with a Best Before Date of September 4, 2009.The Alive Baby Onion Sprouts were sold in Alberta, but may also have been sold in British Columbia, Manitoba and Saskatchewan. "... Canada Line Opens Six Months Ahead of 2010 Olympics In Vancouver
The City of Vancouver launched the new Canada Line today, months ahead of schedule and under budget. The new Canada Line skytrain will connect downtown Vancouver and YVR international airport in Richmond, making...
created by Yuliya Talmazan | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago
764 views | 12 recommendations | 4 comments
764 views | 12 recommendations | 4 comments
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