Editorial

According to the Certified General Accountants Association of Canada (CGA), since 2005, one in four university graduates is underutilized in his or her job.

During the trial, the crown called three witnesses, two law enforcement officials and the owner of the car who was struck from behind.

This week in Ottawa, a special panel has advised that Canada should use military procurement as a way to grow the economy and create jobs.

The penny, as of Feb. 4, has officially left the economic landscape of Canada and will only be around for as long as supplies last. Memories of the penny and its limited use will likely linger for some time.

Late last year the commission conducted multiple public hearings around the province. According to the Honourable John E.

Officially, Family Literacy Day is Jan. 27, but this year organizers in both Jasper and the Robson Valley have added a whole week of activities with the intention of pointing a spotlight on developing literacy skills for both parents and children.

Unfortunately, police are very limited in what they can do to investigate crime. Often, organized criminals depend upon the co-operation of their neighbours in order to continue their activities.

According to Environment Canada, in 1990 Canada produced 592 million tons of greenhouse gas, by 2008 Canada was producing 734 million tons of greenhouse gas. Statistics suggest Canada is the third-largest per capita greenhouse gas polluter.

The Chinese zodiac designated 2012 the year of the water dragon, which would seem most appropriate. Record snow falls and heavy spring rains resulted in rising water in creeks and streams, on both sides of the Rockies.

Your Fitzhugh team: Publisher/editor Fuchsia Dragon, marketing consultant Ann Thomas, and production manager Melissa Morris Welcome to a new generation of the Fitzhugh.