Vancouver – In a surprise move Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin announced on Friday that she will not be seeking re-election and plans to resign at the end of July.
Jul
1
As of July 1, 2009 which is also Canada Day, residents of British Columbia will be paying more to fill up at the pump. In a flawed attempt to reduce CO2 emissions the BC government has once again raised the carbon tax which some are call an Olympic tax. With gas prices on rise once again and the economy on a continual download spiral, consumers will find it even more difficult to fill up.
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Jun
12
While Ida was getting all the attention last month around the world as being the missing link in human evolution, another archaeological discovery was being over looked. Read More …
Jun
11
The World Health Organization raises the threat level to 6, or pandemic level after the flu has “infected” 74 countries. However, only 28,000 cases world wide have been reported resulting in 141 deaths.
40 years ago in Hong Kong and killed 1 million people. 64,000 people die annually of influenza.
Jun
9
Feb
8
It was no coincidence that USAir flight 1549 went down in New York’s Hudson river back on January 15, just days before President-Elect Obama was to be sworn in as President. What is surprising is that there were no casualties. The powers that be were willing to sacrifice the 150 passengers and 5 crew members to their deity possibly for good fortune. Or simply because they had no choice. Read More …
Oct
3
U.S. – Just as the House passed a revised version $700 Billion bailout bill 263 to 171 on Friday, the stock market dropped sharply.
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said the central bank will keep using “all of the powers at our disposal” to ease the credit crisis after Congress approved a $700 billion rescue of the financial industry.
Developing story…
Oct
1
Washington – Wednesday night the United States Senate passed the wildly controversial economic bailout bill 74 -25 after more then three hours of debate. Both presidential nominees, Barack Obama and John McCain, voted in favor. A similar bill was rejected two days earlier.
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