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O Canada! Olympic glow fleeting but oh so sweet
If you are like, oh, about 65 per cent of the Canadian population, you were watching on the final day of the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics when hockey superstar-turned-national hero Sidney Crosby wristed a shot that snuck under U.S. goaltender Ryan
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Latitude 55
On my way home from work March 2, I heard a small but interesting segment of CBC Radio's “As...
Latitude 55
In 2007, the year I moved to Thompson to edit the Thompson Citizen and Nickel Belt News, I had...
Latitude 55
“Plasticity and the human brain” was my original draft headline for this column. Seemed ...
Latitude 55
We don’t exactly get stacks of books for review here, but as the newspapers of record for Northern...
Columnists
Spiritual Thoughts
“Nothing is closer to God’s mind and heart than the creation of Sabbath,” said Dr. Paul Stevens, a...
MP Report
With the reading of the throne speech and the tabling of the budget Parliament is now back in...
My Take on Snow Lake
For the first time ever, the Town of Snow Lake held a pre-budget public consultation. In other...
MLA Report
Manitoba has made our highways system a priority.We have more than quadrupled our highway...
Letters
Beer & Skits: ‘Mostly’ an evening of fun, writer says
To the Editor:I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for a fun Beer & Skits. This ...
Morissette defends public safety study
To the Editor:In reply to Harold Kemp’s letter to the editor in last week’s Thompson Citizen, I’d...
Thompson senior citizen outraged at both lack of policing and bylaw enforcement in city
To the Editor:The other day I had gone to the Bank of Nova Scotia to use the machine and it was...
Lou Morissette’s five-year public safety plan ‘nonsense, says reader
To the editor:So Lou Morissette is owner of Setting Security Consultants – is this for the Setting...
Editorial
Proposed Code of Ethics requires a careful review
Thompson Unlimited steps out of the shadows and into the spotlight
City of Thompson’s land deal with Keewatin Housing Association to build affordable housing is a win-win
Winterfest: Some things change, but not the Northern heartiness of Thompsonites
Sweat equity: Our Home Kikinaw builds character and shelter
Looking ahead: Mayor Tim Johnston’s annual lunchtime take on the city
Winn Can Properties: Some things just don’t work out as planned
Quagmire in Afghanistan: War without end
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