Sports/Business reporter Graeme Corbett on the post-B.C. election buzz
READOne has to wonder how often Ministry of Transportation staff visit the Greater Vernon landfill?
READVernon council started making decisions about the core services review, and among them were recommendations from consultant about staffing
READWith food, transportation and housing costs rising, sticking to the family budget is become increasingly more difficult in B.C.
READIf the last time B.C. voters went to the polls is any indication, you’re just as likely not to cast a ballot in as you are to mark your X
READIt was an abysmal occurrence that required some paraphernalia like a dictionary.
READGreater Vernon politicians were right not to leave planning for the sports complex in the hands of regional district staff and user groups.
READHe had been following coverage in The Morning Star and was familiar with the candidates in Vernon-Monashee.
READWe like to reflect in this space what people are talking about, what has them glued to their TVs, filling the Internet chat forums.
READWho ever forms government after May 14 needs to resolve the issue of employee benefit liabilities
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Contributor urges careful consideration from voters before ballots are cast
READCitizens have spoken and whoever is elected May 14 in the Shuswap needs to make, in particular, Enderby doctor shortage a priority
READAdrian Dix rolled into Vernon April 24, beaming with optimism and preaching a positive attitude.
READAt least the NDP are being honest about how they’re going to mess up B.C.’s economy.
READManaging editor Glenn Mitchell proudly watching his son take part in the democratic process
READVernon could face significant hurdle if it decides to proceed with controversial recommendation from KPMG
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