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At a time when Canadians are looking to Ottawa for sound judgment in the face of a global economic crisis, Prime Minister Stephen Harper has failed miserably.
Under the big top
The past two weeks have been busy around our little household.
Letter to the Editor
A special thanks to all who volunteered and participated in acts of remembrance across our legion district.
Culture shock
So now what? Within the next six months you are about to graduate high school and delve into the university or collage world.
Sad tale of two ministers
How fitting it was to see Energy Minister Jack Kier and Social Development Minister Mary Schryer on stage together to announce the Liberal Governments new heating subsidy program.
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‘Are we raising the Pokemons of tomorrow?'
My grandson was quite excited to have me see a book he had purchased at the Southern Carleton Elementary School Book Fair the other day. I enjoy reading to my grandchildren so I decided I would read the book to him while he was eating his breakfast.
N.B. needs a plan
Last week, the Graham government tabled the Speech from the Throne as another sitting of the New Brunswick Legislature began.
Digging deeper
Some say it is the little things that count.
My thoughts exactly
Do you recall the early moments of the English-language televised leaders' debate during Canada's recent federal election?
Thumbs up/Thumbs down
Thumbs up to those who give of their time freely. I am always impressed in this day and age of busy lifestyles when someone does not hesitate to lend their time to someone in need of a hand.
Habitat corner
The house on Hawkins Road in Centreville is rapidly taking shape, but we still have a lot of work to do if we hope to get the family in by Christmas.
Opinion in Pictures
Instant message
This past Tuesday marked 10 years since my Grampy Billings died, so I am going to write my column about and for him this week.
World ploitics
The Dalai Lama spoke in his customary platitudes, and the Chinese regime responded with its habitual bluster, but a corner was turned in the China-Tibet dispute last week.
Our town
I was dreaming of a white Christmas, and yet wide awake in the rain when the Festival of Lights kicked off Woodstock's 18th annual Victorian Christmas.
Letter to the editor
The heating subsidy in New Brunswick will help fewer New Brunswickers this year as a result of the Liberal government's decision to cut low-income seniors out of the equation.
Under the big top
I am still trying to digest the information that the Town of Woodstock is going to lower the speed limit on my home street of St. James from 50 km per hour to 30 km.
Editorial
The Shawn Graham Liberal government will return to the legislature today for the fall session, complete with throne speech.
Letter to the editor
The following is a copy of a letter, dated Nov. 19, sent to all New Brunswick MPs and MLAs.
Readers' thumbs
Restaurants are kind and thoughtful enough to get newspapers for their customers to read, but some people will tear pieces or pages, a section, or in the worst case they will take the newspaper with them.
World politics
On one side are the eight navies, the world's largest shipping companies, the rich Gulf states that need to get their oil to market, and the great powers, whose commerce depends heavily on the shipping lanes around the Horn of Africa.
My thoughts exactly
It took a global economic crisis to achieve it, but it appears most of Canada's elected officials are ready to put governing the nation ahead of getting re-elected.
Thumbs up, thumbs down
Thumbs down to the National Hockey League and its players association for not addressing the issue of hits to the head sooner or with more urgency.
Instant message
This past week I found my camera I lost about a month ago.
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