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Beefs & Bouquets, Feb. 9

Nanaimo News Bulletin - Thursday February 9, 2012

Submit your beef or bouquet via e-mail to bulletinboard@nanaimobulletin.com.

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EDITORIAL: Justice needs major overhaul

Nanaimo News Bulletin - Thursday February 9, 2012

The announcement of nine new provincial court judges across the province doesn’t do justice to the magnitude of the problem.

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COLUMN: Elite using propaganda to blend truth, illusion

Nanaimo News Bulletin - Thursday February 9, 2012

The Iraq prevarication has ended and I cannot help but reflect on the power of the propaganda machine

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EDITORIAL: Energy issues not going away

Nanaimo News Bulletin - Tuesday February 7, 2012

NANAIMO – In 2008, when B.C. introduced its carbon tax, it was widely hailed as a model of environmental and economic design.

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COLUMN: Going ‘green’ can make you see red

Nanaimo News Bulletin - Tuesday February 7, 2012

NANAIMO – I guess there’s ‘green’ in terms of the environment and there’s ‘green’ in terms of saving cash.

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EDITORIAL: Cloud of debt over students

Nanaimo News Bulletin - Saturday February 4, 2012

The plight of B.C. post-secondary students was on clear display in communities across Canada Wednesday.

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COLUMN: Continued growth comes at a price

Nanaimo News Bulletin - Friday February 3, 2012

Does growth ultimately result in a better or worse deal for residents of Nanaimo?

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EDITORIAL: OAS reforms badly needed

Nanaimo News Bulletin - Thursday February 2, 2012

A single sentence from Prime Minister Stephen Harper during a speech in Davos, Switzerland has this country buzzing.

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EDITORIAL: Premiers wield collective clout

Nanaimo News Bulletin - Tuesday January 31, 2012

B.C. was among a handful of provinces comfortable with federal plans to base health-care transfer payments.

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EDITORIAL: Ferries model could change

Nanaimo News Bulletin - Monday January 30, 2012

The review of the Coastal Ferry Act this week reminds us the Island has had an ever-evolving relationship.

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COLUMN: Backward process gets us nowhere

Nanaimo News Bulletin - Monday January 30, 2012

We’ve got it all upside down and backward. From drinking water to city budgeting, we’re just not following a common sense approach.

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EDITORIAL: Saving water saves money

Nanaimo News Bulletin - Thursday January 26, 2012

The costs to ensure Nanaimo will have an adequate supply of potable water is beginning to grow like a cresting tsunami.

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The rural family relations designation system

Nanaimo News Bulletin - Monday January 30, 2012

Sorting out who's who in rural families presents challenges for the uninitiated

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EDITORIAL: Public quiet on VIHA effort

Nanaimo News Bulletin - Tuesday January 24, 2012

Health authority going ahead with plan to cut disease among drug users.

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COLUMN: Daycare must develop our children

Nanaimo News Bulletin - Monday January 23, 2012

For many parents, finding adequate – or any – daycare services is a huge problem.

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EDITORIAL: First ecstasy, then oblivion

Nanaimo News Bulletin - Saturday January 21, 2012

Ecstasy can kill you. Can that message be driven home any more acutely than it has in communities in B.C. and Alberta?

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COLUMN: Transit valuable, but underutilized

Nanaimo News Bulletin - Friday January 20, 2012

NANAIMO – Benefits of public transit are many, but it remains underused

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Beefs & Bouquets, Jan. 19

Nanaimo News Bulletin - Friday January 20, 2012

Submit your beef or bouquet to bulletinboard@nanaimobulletin.com

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EDITORIAL: City’s culture relies on Port

Nanaimo News Bulletin - Thursday January 19, 2012

Theatre’s impact goes far beyond simply entertaining audiences.

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B.C.’s cap and trade plan requires leap of faith

Nanaimo News Bulletin - Wednesday January 18, 2012

There is a correlation between the evidence provided to support any theory and the degree of faith required to believe in it.

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