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EDITORIAL — To cull or not to cull in Penticton

Penticton Western News - Tuesday May 22, 2012

The depredations of the deer are about to become news once more in Penticton.

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B.C. Views — Premier bitten by pest problem

Penticton Western News - Tuesday May 22, 2012

Columnist Tom Fletcher thinks Premier Christy Clark has a new political problem buzzing around her office.

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Nature Wise — Harper takes aim at environmentalists

Penticton Western News - Tuesday May 22, 2012

Columnist concerned of attack on environmentalists and environmental laws by Harper government.

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Statistics alone don’t make case for a park

Penticton Western News - Thursday May 17, 2012

While survey shows support for national park, proponents must still demonstrate the need outweighs potential disruptions

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Pipeline policy reveals shift in NDP support

Penticton Western News - Thursday May 17, 2012

B.C. NDP relying more heavily on public sector and teachers unions, along with radical environmentalists

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Penticton celebrates banner year

Penticton Western News - Tuesday May 15, 2012

Victory parade rolls into the SOEC Wednesday night to celebrate national champion Penticton Vees

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Greek default not fatal for European Union

Penticton Western News - Wednesday May 9, 2012

The euro as we know it is likely doomed, but the EU survived perfectly well for 40 years without a common currency

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Penticton council pulls plug on sensible compromise

Penticton Western News - Wednesday May 9, 2012

Those opposed to smart meters should pay the additional cost required for manually read meters

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Reporter returns to his notebook

Penticton Western News - Thursday May 3, 2012

Joe Fries happy to join the team at the Penticton Western News

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Warmer weather can also carry dangers

Penticton Western News - Thursday May 3, 2012

Okanagan residents reminded to take precautions when travelling along creeks and waterways

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Elected officials must take a stance

Penticton Western News - Thursday April 26, 2012

Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen directors recuse themselves from votes on controversial issues

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Alberta a bad blueprint for Clark

Penticton Western News - Thursday April 26, 2012

B.C. premier shouldn't see Conservatives as a bigger threat than the NDP

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Minister undervalues Canada's unemployed

Penticton Western News - Monday April 23, 2012

Immigration Minister Jason Kenney says EI recipients may be forced to take work currently filled by temporary foreign workers

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Penticton residents reclaim their neighbourhood

Penticton Western News - Wednesday April 18, 2012

Bassett Street residents' five-year wait to rid their neighbourhood of a derelict home may finally be coming to an end

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Constitution no cause for celebration

Penticton Western News - Wednesday April 18, 2012

The defining legacy of prime minister Trudeau has stripped away many of the freedoms Canadians once enjoyed

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Volunteers make a world of difference

Penticton Western News - Monday April 16, 2012

We would like to salute all the volunteers in the South Okanagan during National Volunteer Week

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A bloody end to non-violent revolution

Penticton Western News - Wednesday April 11, 2012

Bashar al-Assad’s regime in Syria continues to use massive military force against civilians

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Counting down to Global Zero

Penticton Western News - Wednesday April 4, 2012

Keeping bomb-grade nuclear material out of the wrong hands requires a high level of international co-operation

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MPs immune from shared sacrifice

Penticton Western News - Monday April 2, 2012

While Canadians will soon have to wait to age 67 to collect OAS benefits, MPs won't have to wait to collect their gold-plated pensions

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Water deal carries risk if complications arise

Penticton Western News - Wednesday March 28, 2012

Penticton must consider the potential risks in deal to sell water to West Bench

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