Provincial News
by Nelson Daily Staff on Tuesday Jan 25 2011
Pump prices played a big role in putting annual inflation at 2.4 per cent in December, Statistics Canada said Tuesday.
That’s higher than the two per cent rate recorded in the last two months.
Higher gasoline prices were cited as the main reason for the growth in inflation last month — they were up 13 per cent from December one year ago.
by Nelson Daily Staff on Tuesday Jan 25 2011
Pump prices played a big role in putting annual inflation at 2.4 per cent in December, Statistics Canada said Tuesday.
That’s higher than the two per cent rate recorded in the last two months.
Higher gasoline prices were cited as the main reason for the growth in inflation last month — they were up 13 per cent from December one year ago.
by Nelson Daily Staff on Tuesday Jan 25 2011
Pump prices played a big role in putting annual inflation at 2.4 per cent in December, Statistics Canada said Tuesday.
That’s higher than the two per cent rate recorded in the last two months.
Higher gasoline prices were cited as the main reason for the growth in inflation last month — they were up 13 per cent from December one year ago.
by Harvey Oberfeld on Tuesday Jan 25 2011
One of the best BC blogs, in my opinion, is done by Laila Yuile: I’m Laila Yuile and This Is How I See It. She has broken real news, taken on the powers that be, and opened up some great discussions on many, many topics of interest and importance to British Columbians.
by Harvey Oberfeld on Tuesday Jan 25 2011
One of the best BC blogs, in my opinion, is done by Laila Yuile: I’m Laila Yuile and This Is How I See It. She has broken real news, taken on the powers that be, and opened up some great discussions on many, many topics of interest and importance to British Columbians.
by Harvey Oberfeld on Tuesday Jan 25 2011
One of the best BC blogs, in my opinion, is done by Laila Yuile: I’m Laila Yuile and This Is How I See It. She has broken real news, taken on the powers that be, and opened up some great discussions on many, many topics of interest and importance to British Columbians.
by Global Voices on Tuesday Jan 25 2011
by Global Voices on Tuesday Jan 25 2011
by Global Voices on Tuesday Jan 25 2011
by Contributor on Wednesday Jan 19 2011
An international coalition of environmental groups, represented by Ecojustice, has withdrawn in protest a complaint against Canada, a first in the history of NAFTA’s environmental watchdog.
