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Well, well, well — another controversy brought to us by Wildsight. As BP gets ready to drill a test well for coal bed methane in the Elk Valley, an area that has already been host to this type of industry for years, the rhetoric from Wildsight is already beginning to ramp up. People in the East Kootenay need to wake up and look at who's running the show here, our elected representatives are playing second fiddle to a small group of American funded non-elected conservationists! Shame on the local media for quoting their rhetoric like it comes from the mouth of god, and shame on Ryland Nelson for taking a plane to Brazil to lobby the UN again for help in matters that should be dealt with in BC. If Wildsight is so concerned with CO2 emissions he should be walking not flying.
QUESTION OF THE WEEK
- Do you think the government is acting as quickly as they could to get rid of the HST?
- Yes
- 11%
- No
- 89%
Who’s running the show?
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