GINTA – What’s the best way to deal with a lack of empathy?
EVERY NOW AND THEN certain news makes me go silent. ‘How is that possible?’ is all I can think. Such was the case of the recent break-ins (yes plural, since it happened [Continue]
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KNOX – A month after legalization, the feared potocalypse has yet to appear
THE MORNING AFTER Canada legalized recreational marijuana, I ran into Tommy Chong at the Victoria airport. Knowing the 80-year-old pot icon had flown in the day before for an [Continue]
PETERS – In an age when we know all the answers, we still love a mystery
WITH ALL OF THE world’s knowledge now available on the internet, it can be kind of jarring to come across an answer we don’t immediately know. Harprit Singh sent [Continue]
MILOBAR – Don’t be fooled by PR’s claims about sunshine and roses
By PETER MILOBAR MLA, Kamloops-North Thompson THE PRO-PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION (PR) campaigners in this province will have you believe that changing B.C.’s electoral [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – StatsCan and the politicization of information gathering
STATSCAN NEEDS to update its operating system and reboot. They now operate on a paper system in which only 40 per cent of surveys on spending habits are returned. Those that [Continue]
BEPPLE – $10-a-day child care will be John Horgan’s legacy
DAVE BARRETT hasn’t been the premier of British Columbia for over 40 years. But when he passed away in February of this year, his legacy lived on. In three and a half [Continue]
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