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Council considers $1 million borrowing bylaw

The District of Lillooet will soon adopt a new bylaw that will allow council to borrow up to $1 million in case of cash-flow problems in the first half of 2010. Revenue Anticipation Bylaw 2010, No. 336 was introduced and read three times at the...

posted: March 10,2010
National News

Harper says Canada on track, Ignatieff says Tories off rails

posted: March 11,2010

Canadians repair key Kandahar bridge blown up in suicide bomber attack

posted: March 11,2010

Alberta Health Services says court hearing on brain-damaged infant cancelled

posted: March 11,2010

New legislation to extend status could mean thousands of 'new' Indians

posted: March 11,2010

Disabled Canadian beaten in Australia recovering from surgery: mother

posted: March 11,2010

Busy day expected at Pearson Airport due to March Break getaway

posted: March 11,2010

Cda hoped Afghan Army would take over prisoner watch in 2006: documents

posted: March 11,2010

MPs accuse Transport Canada of inaction over Toyota safety concerns

posted: March 11,2010
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International News

Strongest aftershock, magnitude 7.2, rocks Chile as president sworn in before foreign leaders

posted: March 11,2010

Biden implores Israel, Palestinians to get past diplomatic spat and get down to peace making

posted: March 11,2010

Bomb planted outside store kills 4, wounds 21 in NW Pakistan

posted: March 11,2010

43 Somalis killed in capital after 2 days of fighting between Islamists and government

posted: March 11,2010

US brings troops who would be charged with removing NKorea's WMDs to military drills

posted: March 11,2010

Thousands flee central Nigeria after weekend slaughter left 200 people dead in latest violence

posted: March 11,2010

Preliminary results show Iraqi prime minister winning in 2 Shiite provinces in southern Iraq

posted: March 11,2010

Ukrainian lawmakers form coalition backing new president, approve his prime minister

posted: March 11,2010
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