Is western Canada a backwater?
Historically, our global connections came through immigration and agricultural trade
By Troy Media —— Bio and Archives--December 2, 2009
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By Dr Roger Gibbins
Unless one is seeking peace and isolation, rarely does one like to be seen as living in a backwater, far removed from the bright lights, power brokers and intellectual currents of the day. Even when I was growing up in a small community in northern British Columbia – the truest definition of a backwater – I bristled at the slightest suggestion that I was in some way out of touch, out of step or out of reach.
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