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The Wire is written for rural British Columbia, and most of it starts with a question from a reader or a caller. Four reasons to write, one form.
A questionAsk the WireAbout a well, a licence, a drought order, a sale, or a loan. Answers are general, never advice on one property, and the best questions become Wires with the asker’s name left off.Ask
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