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Good candidates know their riding

Local candidates who deserve support in this election are ones who talk about issues facing constituents in our riding.

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Typical spring market transpiring

Ladysmith realtor Tom Andrews shares his thoughts about the market in his monthly Real Estate Watch column.

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Get out and vote

Advance voting starts Wednesday, May 8, and General Election Day is Tuesday, May 14.

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Build co-operation by banning parties

Party system caters to the interests of businesses and unions says the editorial staff of the Comox Valley Record.

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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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Every little bit counts

It was heartwarming to see so many Earth Day activities taking place in Ladysmith and Chemainus, as every little bit makes a difference.

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Corporate and union donations should be capped rather than nixed

Langley Times explores capping the maximum allowable donation to a party by a union or company as an alternative to banning these donations.

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Former Canfor president and past director with Imperial Oil backs Black's refinery

Jim Shepard believes the economic benefits provided by the construction of a Kitimat refinery outweigh environmental concerns.

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Airport passenger numbers continue to soar

More reliable service largely responsible for increase in passenger traffic through the Nanaimo Airport.

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March statistics show steady real estate market

In his monthly Real Estate Watch column, realtor Tom Andrews looks at the Vancouver Island Real Estate Board statistics.

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Crowder reacts to federal budget

Nanaimo-Cowichan NDP MP Jean Crowder takes a closer look at Budget 2013 in her monthly column.

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Chemainus poses Earth Day challenge to businesses and residents

Promotion of green initiatives in lead-up to Earth Day a plus.

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Last day of Esquires a sad day

Loyal coffee buff saddened over closure of Esquires Coffee

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This is what I wish I had said

Former Canadian Cancer Society volunteer vows to back alternate charitable agency.

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Please consider your neighbours

Local hunter lacks enthusiasm for hobby shooting in the hills above Peerless Road and Bannon Creek.

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Breaking up is hard to do

The provincial government's new Family Law Act gives us all something to think about.

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Not all things can be priorities

Climate change should be the priority — not another priority — in North Cowichan.

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New films about Cowichan Valley are all about community

The Once Upon a Day series of videos about the Cowichan Valley feature beautiful scenes, beautiful music and passionate people.

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New Democrats introduce private members' bill regarding privacy

MP Jean Crowder writes about privacy protection and Bill C-475 in her monthly column.

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Ladysmith parents being asked to provide input on school calendar

Nanaimo Ladysmith Public Schools is soliciting parent feedback on proposed changes to the 2013-14 school calendar.

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