Articles from Western Standard (September 25, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A $7 million drill program drives Crosshair Exploration's search for uranium in Labrador.	Frederick, Josh		192
A religious primate?			123
Alberta diamond hunter has 3.5 million acres under exploration and an advanced staged kimberlite project.	Farhall, Grant		707
Bayswater is the only Canadian junior to have major holdings in each of Canada's major uranium regions.	Melman, Leonard		352
Big in Japan? Good news from Tokyo: they'd love more of our beef. Now, brace yourself for the bad news.	Doll, Cyril		703
Buzzwords.			286
Can old deposits in Mexico supply the copper of the future? Armed with new mining and metallurgy technology, Baja Mining hopes to turn a piece of Mexican mining history into a low cost copper producer.	Ranson, Sarah		629
Canada's nuttiest professors: from the conspiracy kooks to the commies, the radicals to the revolutionaries, meet the profs that students (and their parents) will want to keep far away from this school year.	O'Neill, Terry	Cover story	3901
Cyril Doll's article on the plight of.	Johnston, Tom	Letter to the editor	87
Deaf to discrimination: if sign language interpeters are now a 'right,' where do our equality obligations end?			722
Death by bacon: news reports on links between bacon and hot dogs and cancer are anything but well done.	Luik, John		701
Doctors must 'wield the power they have': Brian Day, the Canadian Medical Association's next president, gets ready to fight for more private care.	O'Neill, Terry	Interview	777
Does the rest of Canada really hate Toronto that much?	Stuart, Matthew		248
For uranium explorer Aurora Energy, science drives discovery but relationships drive the business.	Frederick, Josh		389
Free water!			130
Gold should continue to rise in 2006 but may be weak until November, says analyst David Morgan.	Morgan, David		331
Goldex Resources sees new opportunities for mineral discovery in Guatemala.	Schiller, Edward		404
He had no patience for 'stuffed shirts'; Alvin Guinn: Rocky Mountain cowboy, rancher, outfitter and guide. Dead at 91.	Olivier, Victor		687
Invasion of the ELFs: the radical Earth Liberation Front opens up a Canadian front with a summer of destruction.	O'Neill, Terry		1057
It's my money.	Letourneau, Jim		419
Keeping it unreal: once you accept that Israel's a mistake and George Bush a fanatic in thrall to big oil, doctoring news photos only seems natural.	Byfield, Ted		688
Lateegra Gold acquires producing gold mine in Sierra Madre gold belt in Mexico.	Frederick, Josh		343
Lost and profound: rather than turning parents against God, the death of a child may, strangely, often bring us closer.	Woodard, Kathy		681
Near term production in a new mineral frontier.	Frederick, Josh		212
Nobody beats this guy.			118
One Iraq, two nations.			123
One last thing ... one of Klein's last acts as premier is sealing up his government's records. What's he worried about?	Steel, Kevin		530
Onward smalltown soldiers.	Cosh, Colby		514
Poison pen.			7
Pre-Incan gold diggers: unearthed treasures of an ancient Peruvian civilization make their North American debut in Calgary.	O'Meara, Dina		703
Publisher's picks.	Levant, Ezra		96
Re: "getting off the bus," Aug. 14.	Black, Sandy	Letter to the editor	153
Reinventing the Huile: when it comes to its biofuels policy, Canada still refuses to learn the lessons of other nations.	Verboven, Will		688
Retail blitzkrieg.	Cosh, Colby		132
Setting a new standard: we've made the Western Standard into a fearless and respected newsmagazine. It's time we dressed the part.	Levant, Ezra		748
So that's what I get for too much.	Bevilacqua, Maureen	Letter to the editor	104
So the French indulge in fast food.	Symonds, Malcolm	Letter to the editor	43
Sparton Resources is a developing leader in the recovery of uranium from non-conventional sources.	Frederick, Josh		238
Strange brew: can a cocktail of psychedelic plants cure Vancouver's dependence on safe injection sites?	Stuart, Matthew		518
The apathy of defeat: if our cultural past isn't worth defending, why should our future be?	Steyn, Mark		1494
The best of boot hill: with the passing of HBO's Deadwood, TV loses its strongest claim to high art.	McLennan, Neal		563
The meaning of smart: in today's universities, intelligence isn't a measure of how you think, but what you think.	Libin, Kevin		701
The split hits the fans: Ottawa's loss of its Triple-A team reminds us that being a baseball fan means forever being treated like dirt.	Cosh, Colby		727
The subjectivity of objectivity: forget the journalistic ideal. Objectivity is just a pose with an agenda behind it.	Warren, David		691
The traffic jam: highway congestion charges make sense economically, but are they too risky politically?	Lemieux, Pierre		701
Understanding uranium's role in the Canada's energy complex.			991
Universal is the second largest landholder in Labrador's Central Mineral Belt.	Frederick, Josh		234
We don't need no education: soaring dropout rates aren't helping Alberta's labour deficit.	Doll, Cyril		1002
West Hawk's natural gas and coal assets are being developed by two of the industry's leading experts.	Frederick, Josh		429
What's next for silver?	Casey, Doug		1729
Yonge St. to the Arab street.	Stuart, Matthew		483