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What happens if we say no?

A writer wants to know what happens if Ashcroft says no to a new water tgreatment plant.

Spoiler alert

The author warns that once someone's told you a spoiler, you can't un-know it; so be careful what you ask.

Water doesn't need purifying

A writer is worried about the financial consequences of the proposed water treatment plant.
BC VIEWS: Bowing to the power of judges

BC VIEWS: Bowing to the power of judges

From 'medical' marijuana to 'assisted' dying, courts have free hand to tell the Justin Trudeau government what to do

Stakeholders' voices not being heard by the Board

A writer is disappointed that the Board of Education won't reconsider its decision about the Ashcroft school's name.

Area has a long history of protest

A letter writer points out the success of many local protest movements over the decades.

Don's stop the presses

Community newspapers play a vital role; let's not lose any more of them.
BC VIEWS: Take MSP off life support

BC VIEWS: Take MSP off life support

Premier Christy Clark and Finance Minister Mike de Jong claim that medical fees send message that health care isn't free

No coffee or tea for volunteers?

A longtime volunteer at Jackson House wonders why Interior Health won't let her have a cup of coffee.
BC VIEWS: Housing czar defends drug ghettos

BC VIEWS: Housing czar defends drug ghettos

Housing Minister Rich Coleman brushes off criticism of shelters and 'low barrier' housing for drug-addicted street people