CHARBONNEAU – The agony and hope for Gen Z
ON THE SURFACE, things look bleak for twenty-somethings. But scratch the surface and the future for Gen Z holds promise. They followed the advice of their parents and [Continue]
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CHARBONNEAU – Exodus of foreigners restores immigration balance
JUST AS QUICKLY as our population rose, it suddenly dropped as some foreigners left Canada. It’s been boom and bust times for universities and colleges. And it’s had a [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – N.B. court rules sensibly on Indigenous land claim
IN CONTRAST to the court decision that gave private property in Richmond to the Cowichan Tribe, a New Brunswick’s Court of Appeal has ruled the opposite. Justice Drapeau [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – ‘Indigenous’ identity is a vague status
BEING ‘INDIGENOUS’ can mean almost anything. Celebrated author Thomas King made it clear. The author of The Inconvenient Indian had always thought that he was [Continue]
FORSETH – Tyee is never going to have much good to say about Conservatives
FRIDAY MORNING the Tyee had a news story headlined, “Expect Things to Get Even Worse for the BC Conservatives. Rustad’s gone. Next a divisive, unpredictable leader [Continue]
JOHNSON – December hot takes on Christmas Market and traffic issues
DECEMBER HOT TAKES: The new Christmas Market, Victoria and Seymour merge, jaywalking and Aberdeen Mall traffic, and a bit about bumps Kamloops Christmas Market – at [Continue]
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