CHARBONNEAU – Online dating and racism
WHEN MY wife died, I considered online dating as way of meeting people. Hadiya Roderique’s shares her experience with online dating in Walrus magazine (March, 2017). “I [Continue]
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CHARBONNEAU – It’s too late to decriminalize marijuana
DECRIMINALIZATION of marijuana should have happened decades ago. Now it would only add to the confusion. Marijuana users are caught in a legal limbo. The government intends [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Please stop treating B.C.’s Interior like it’s a colony
PREMIER CLARK’s plan for job growth in B.C.’s interior is a failure. Her plan to extract Liquefied Natural Gas from the interior evaporated. She is sending more raw [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Opioid use rises despite crisis; feels like 1908 again
AM I THE ONLY ONE not surprised that the opioid crisis has worsened? Despite the widespread distribution of naloxone kits to save lives from fentanyl overdose. Despite [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Tax loopholes: the good, the bad and the ugly
WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE between a tax break and a tax loophole? Tax breaks are legitimate deductions that I make and loopholes are shady tax dodges that others use. [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Curiosity about announcement of stem cell centre coming to Kamloops
Practice, it seems, has not yet matched the promise of stem cell research MY CURIOSITY was sparked when I read that a stem cell centre was opening in Kamloops (Kamloops This [Continue]
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