GINTA – Still using your phone while driving? Stop doing it
A FEW WEEKS AGO, I read a book that could not have a more sobering title: A Deadly Wandering – A Tale of Tragedy and Redemption in the Age of Attention, by Matt Richtel [Continue]
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McQUARRIE – Electorate is actually more united than it is divided
MANUFACTURING VOTER UNEASE and suspicions as a means of achieving party ambitions has become the divisive tool of choice for many a politician. And polarizing public opinion [Continue]
KNOX – Do Fido a big favour and don’t toss your roach or leave edibles out
IT WASN’T A BIG DOG that staggered into the Juan de Fuca Veterinary Clinic, but not a super-small one, either. Probably weighed 20 pounds. “We don’t know what’s [Continue]
PETERS – Let’s not make the latest mass shooter into a celebrity
THE INVESTIGATION INTO THE MOSQUE ATTACKS in New Zealand is in its early stages, but we do know a few things about what happened. Dozens of people were killed at two mosques [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Wilson-Raybould: a uniquely Canadian scandal
SCANDAL IN BRITAIN brought down the Conservative government in 1963 when it was revealed that model and nightclub dancer Christine Keeler had slept with British and Russian [Continue]
BEPPLE – Extending bus and library services is a part of reconciliation
WHEN I WAS a young girl, I lived in a small town surrounded by First Nations Indian Bands. Even so, I had almost no interactions with local First Nations people. Their [Continue]
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