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Something stinks about smoke shop raid

Something smells about the seizure of pipes and bongs from The Chad Smoke Shop, and it's not the smell associated with those instruments.

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Sponsorship shouldn't be a four letter word

She was visibly upset. Evidently, an innocuous 11-letter word had become a four-letter word.

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Where were the answers?

Standing out at Oliver Lake, it was clear something big and very wrong was happening in Prince Rupert.

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What ails the B.C. NDP? Plenty

BC Local News - Tuesday June 18, 2013

Why would the NDP secretly oppose a trade agreement with Alberta and Saskatchewan? Because it's also a "labour mobility" agreement.

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Enough with the childish bickering

I would just like to express my distaste at the childish bickering taking place in the Northern View regarding Todd Hamilton.

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This gentleman prefers brunettes

For the MLA-elect to suggest I am infatuated with her, as she penned in a letter to the editor last week, is asinine, juvenile and libelous.

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Land grab seems appropriate for Prince Rupert expansion

As much as city hall may not like to hear it, "land grab" seems an appropriate description for Prince Rupert's boundary expansion.

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Pick up your pooch's poop

This is a plea to all dog owners; please pick up after your dogs!

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The kindness of strangers alive and well in Prince Rupert

Most would see his fuzzy orange face on the poster and see him as nothing more than a small ball of fur.

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Something was wrong

After a hushed phone call, she replaced the receiver and quickly dashed into a bedroom and closed the door.

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Time to live up to election promises

Prince Rupert dodged a bullet. Well, one of two. We did take a .22 to the shoulder when Prince Rupert councillor Jennifer Rice was elected.

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Now is the time for Rice to step down

Personally, I was glad to see Jennifer Rice wasn't bullied into stepping down from council while running for MLA.

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MP says Ridley sales question remains unanswered

I'm glad to seethe Minister of State for Finance, is paying close attention to the concerns I expressed about the sale of Ridley.

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Council secrecy strikes Prince Rupert again

So much for an open and transparent budget process.

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Make your voice heard tonight

Leaving council chambers at about 9:30 p.m. on April 29, following a lengthy discussion about the budget, I was surprised to say the least.

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Voting for change for change's sake

I'm concerned that many British Columbians are more focused on "change" for the sake of change.

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Prince Rupert city council needs to take responsibility

If Council believe the Port Authority has some kind of obligation to help the City balance its books they need to give their heads a shake.

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Liberals are best answer for BC's future

BC Local News - Monday May 6, 2013

Contributor urges careful consideration from voters before ballots are cast

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Rice gives Hamilton a failing grade

In response to Todd Hamilton's opinion piece re: Rice's failing grade, published April 24th:

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The education of Jennifer Rice.

Not too long ago, Jennifer Rice and her bevy of environmentalist supporters would have you believe gas pipelines become oil pipelines.

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