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Continuation of the ‘what if’ game

Continuation of the ‘what if’ game

Letter writer has more ideas for how to make Canada a better place
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Baffled by post-apocolyptic main streets

Baffled by post-apocolyptic main streets

Letter writer questions the re-landscaping of Telkwa’s riverwalk and Smithers’ Main Street
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Telkwa Coal responds to letters to the editor

Telkwa Coal responds to letters to the editor

CEO acknowledges participation is not consent; says mettalurgical coal will be in demand long-term
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Participation in process does not necessarily mean consent

Participation in process does not necessarily mean consent

Letter writer seeks to clarify what Wet’suwet’en participation in Telkwa Coal assessment means
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Telkwa coal mine an unnecessary risk as steel industry shifts

Telkwa coal mine an unnecessary risk as steel industry shifts

Anti-coal mine group wants proposed coal mine stopped
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B.C. takes a step toward ensuring the polluter actually pays

B.C. takes a step toward ensuring the polluter actually pays

Make a mess, clean it up. That’s what we’re taught at a young age.
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An update from a former Smithers resident

An update from a former Smithers resident

Dear Smithers Interior News,
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Seabridge exhibits good corporate citizenship

Seabridge exhibits good corporate citizenship

Letter writer thanks gold mining company for post-secondary education support
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Thanks for doing a thankless job

Thanks for doing a thankless job

Letter writer thanks elected officials and challenges others to step up rather than complain
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Hearing the protests, not seeing the compassion

Hearing the protests, not seeing the compassion

I felt compelled to write after reading Dr. Quinn’s opinion piece (“Hurt: A pandemic reflection,” The Interior News, Feb. 3, 2022) followed by Deb Meissner’s (“Understanding a massive outpouring of support,” Daresay , The Interior News, Feb. 3, 2022).
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