More creativity is needed to address concerns of teachers at a local level in Terrace and other municipalities
A deeper reading of the survey results gathered from Terrace businesses for Enbridge project raises interesting questions
Laissez-faire government attitude towards Terrace housing means onus is on companies to build new homes.
Top down imposed election times are simply undemocratic
Few labels irritate me more than being referred to as a taxpayer, and having the money governments spend referred to as taxpayers’ dollars.
Columnist Andre Carrel doesn't want to abolish the Senate
The contract arising from childbirth is between parent and child, not between mother and father.
Was our senate meant to be a chamber of sober second thought or a retirement home for political hamsters?
The history of regulations goes back to the early civilizations of Greece and Egypt.
The question of whether to abolish or elect the Senate tends to flare up in the wake of a crass partisan appointment or abuse of privilege.
Once every four years citizens are offered a brief reprieve from the responsibility of endless decisions
Unwavering commitment worth every little person’s weight in gold
Change is not impossible but it is indeed a tall order
Election messages can be manipulated for very specific groups of voters
Could Terrace and Thornhill find a way to become one entity?
Andre Carrel is a retired public sector administrator living in Terrace, B.C.
Sacrifice of thousands on June 6, 1944 was not in vain
The problem of disappeared women does not lie with the victims of crime and our law enforcement agencies, it lies with us
Even though local elections are now over, one question was brought up at the all candidates meeting that deserves to be explored.
When the Community Charter replaced the Municipal Act about a decade ago it replaced annual budgets with annual five-year financial plans.
