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An event not to be missed each year is the annual Hilltop House Harvest Tea that also includes a sale of homemade baked goods and raffle. It will be held at Hilltop House (HTH) in the dining room on Saturday (Oct. 13) from 1:30 to 3 p.m.
Time to gear up

Time to gear up

If Sea to Sky Corridor leaders and their counterparts at B.C. Transit ever needed a kick-start to their efforts to implement publicly run, intercity transit in the corridor, this would certainly qualify.
Tories' agenda unhealthy

Tories' agenda unhealthy

EDITOR, On Sept. 24, local MP John Weston passed a new fitness bill that encourages local governments across Canada to open sports facilities for free public access on the first Saturday of June each year.
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This Thanksgiving weekend, plan to take your family to Harvest Fest 2012 at the West Coast Railway Heritage Park. Each day (Oct. 6, 7 and 8) from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Conference yields results

Conference yields results

This past week I was in Victoria with council to attend the annual convention of the Union of British Columbia Municipalities. The first full day was the second Mayors' Caucus, to take advantage of the mayors already being in town for the UBCM.
Step in the right direction

Step in the right direction

EDITOR, Re. "A joint effort on marijuana," Just a Thought, Chief, Sept. 27. The vote by B.C. municipal leaders to decriminalize marijuana is a step in the right direction.
Five ways to speak up for yourself

Five ways to speak up for yourself

Over the years I've heard many people express their frustration at not being able to communicate assertively.
History lesson needed

History lesson needed

EDITOR, Re. "Column missed the mark," Letters, Chief, Sept. 27. William Barnes needs to bone up on the history of conflict in the Middle East, and perhaps in some basic humanity.
The books of revelation

The books of revelation

I remember when, in about Grade 7, I discovered that math textbooks had the answers in the back. What a momentous mistake by the publishers, I thought.
Weston vote disappointing

Weston vote disappointing

EDITOR, I was deeply disappointed to learn that our MP, John Weston, chose to vote in support of a motion to re-open the abortion debate and threaten a woman's right to choice.