Jim Sinclair Quotes (16 Quotes)

We know that if we don't find an answer then we will be into a major crisis in this province, one that we don't need,

This is a very faithful community, and it's important for people in rural areas to have an awesome church like this.

For the Canucks to try scab hockey in British Columbia is a long stretch and would do more harm to this game than any lockout ever did. They'll never get the support of the public to do this.

I'm very worried about the feelings we're getting right now from this government. I worry the government has not learned its lesson.

We will re-evaluate this on Sunday and see where this dispute has got to and hopefully at that time we can announce that we've solved the problem.

The village would adopt impact arrangements and allocate some to the Fire Protection District.

When you have growth and development, you have more work to do in the fire business. Thats going to be the reality in the future.

We are giving the government a very strong reason to sit down with the teachers and solve this dispute.

Brad Campbell is a wonderful person who wants to do right for the environment. If that was all, then we would make Brad a saint. But Brad is also very politically ambitious, very personally ambitious. And he made mistakes.

(Impact fees) will not fund salaries. Station 1 needs to be replaced, but there is a greater need for funds to increase operations and more firefighters. Right now, thats the area that everyone seems in agreement that needs the most attention.

Discoveries such as this show the wisdom of our regional exploration approach and validate the Company's strategy of maintaining a major land position right in the heart of one of the world's most prolific gold belts.

You don't make friends in the job.

Smuggling was not just a cottage industry, but a national industry.

This is a very fluid time in the province, and I think it's incumbent on the government to find a solution and move forward, and it's not over yet.

I say to Mr. Campbell on behalf of British Columbians Get off the high horse and get down to the table and start talking,

I take great pride in the numerous accomplishments of our management team and the competence, drive and successes of our exploration group which is now being recognized by the growing number of Confidentiality Agreements that are now in place or under consideration. With the largest exploration undertaking on the African Continent, I look forward to more announcements of progress for our investors and potential industry partners.