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Longview Library News: Librarian Joan to Retire

Our Librarian, Joan Maxwell, is retiring at the end of this month. We shall miss her greatly. We will miss her big smile, her enthusiastic spirit and the wonderful programs that she has provided over the past eight years. We have a new Librarian, Marian Anton, who will be starting at the beginning of March.…
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Faith Forum: Rock Solid

By Gloria Wessner It seems like nothing is for sure these days. Promises are broken, contracts are not fulfilled, families are torn apart by indiscretion, violence, war and bad choices; jobs end due to circumstances beyond our control, illness and terminal illness robs us of loved ones, and those we thought we could depend upon…
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From My Bookshelf – Jane Johnson

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Solutions & Substitutions by Reena: Homemade Croutons

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Planet Waves Horoscopes: February 6 – 13, 2017

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As Liberals Retreat, Canadians Want to Advance Democratic Reform

The results of the MyDemocracy.ca poll show a remarkably broad consensus that winner-take-all politics is not what Canadians want By Byron Becker, Contributor Troy Media WATERLOO, Ont. /Troy Media/ – A recent Canadian Press story carried a headline claiming that Canadians are content with our electoral system. Really? A better headline for the story by Terry…
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From My Bookshelf: Gail Anderson-Dargatz

By Lynn Willoughby The Spawning Grounds ~ Gail Anderson-Dargatz I really liked this author’s early books but the last two have turned into environmental issues; Indigenous peoples struggles are thrown in as well. This novel takes place in south-central BC in the Thompson-Shushwap region. It seems very formulaic to say it is a book about…
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Education Minister Should Provide Transparency on Curriculum Rewrite Expert Working Groups, Release Names: Wildrose

EDMONTON, AB: The Education Minister should explain why he has chosen to conduct the NDP government’s curriculum overhaul under a cloak of secrecy and has hidden the names of those in the expert working groups, the Wildrose Official Opposition said. The curriculum overhaul will set the course for education in Alberta for decades, and must…
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Solutions & Substitutions by Reena: Yummy Teriyaki Sauce

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Solutions & Substitutions by Reena: Swimsuit Mildew Smell

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Why Alberta Can’t Get a Handle on its Chronic Deficits

The fundamental problem in Alberta is that spending growth over several years exceeds revenue growth, and is growing faster than other key economic metrics By Steve Lafleur and Ben Eisen The Fraser Institute VANCOUVER, B.C. / Troy Media/ – Finance Minister Joe Ceci recently mused that Alberta’s 2016-17 deficit may be lower than the eye-popping $10.8…
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Keystone XL is Good News for Alberta

U.S. President Donald Trump’s approval of the Keystone XL pipeline is great news for Alberta and our oil and gas sector. The U.S. State Department acknowledged for years that this pipeline would be good for job creation while protecting the environment. Unfortunately, the independent approval process was politicized by the previous administration. President Trump’s announcement…
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Longview Library News: Winter Reading Picks

New non-fiction books are in: Dysfunction: Canada After Keystone XL by Dennis McConaghy. McConaghy is a retired senior executive of the TransCanada Group. He provides an insider’s view of XL’s history and its demise. He argues that with the Liberal government in power it may be salvaged. The second book is A Touch of Farmhouse…
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Planet Waves Horoscopes: January 30 – February 6, 2017

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From My Bookshelf: Ann Wentz Garvin


