If a business doesn’t support the newspaper by advertising, then it would be a bit unusual for us to support them
One of the more extraordinary things a person can do is look through a telescope and see the rings of Saturn
The people of the upper North Thompson Valley have traditionally had a interest in sports ... building on those strengths only makes sense
The Great Transition looks like the best option, according to Tellus Institute
For those who missed them, last week’s performances by our local After Hours Theatre group at Serenity Center were definitely worthwhile
Kinder Morgan prefers to have boots on the ground to more paper pushers in head office
The big advantage with growing up in a small town is the opportunity to become well-rounded individuals
The world burns about 30 billion tonnes of fossil fuel per year. A carbon tax of $30 per tonne would raise about $900 billion/year
We need meaningful international action to reduce climate change and to mitigate its effects. And we need it now
The Times has always been a paid subscription newspaper for Clearwater and area residents. We believe that makes for a better newspaper
The next generation of electronic news coming soon to the Clearwater-North Thompson Times
The best way to ensure old people get their pensions tomorrow is to invest in young people today
Unfortunately for those who seek simple solutions, both sides seem to have legitimate arguments to back up their statements
If the provincial government doesn’t want to maintain the forests, it should hand off the job to local governments and First Nations
The roundabout idea has merit but it needs more work. The Ministry and District should develop a long-term highway access plan
It was a tough assignment, but somebody had to do it
If we can work together we can achieve great things
A teahouse at Helmcken Fall would encourage them to stay longer, not just at the falls, but in the Clearwater-Wells Gray region
Redistributing income and wealth doesn’t necessarily mean bigger government. In fact, it should mean less government in the long run
Why do we tax businesses at several times the rate we tax residences?
