CHARBONNEAU – Failure of NAFTA could be good for our creativity
IT’S A TOSS-UP on whether the North America Free Trade Agreement will survive. The fifth round of discussions has concluded in Mexico and Foreign Affairs Minister [Continue]
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COLLINS – Is dilemma of old BK building the result of poor city planning?
AS THIS IS being written, there has been no cause established for a fire Friday night that destroyed the home of the old Brass Kettle Restaurant at the intersection of [Continue]
FORSETH: Oh, great, more sunny ways heading our way from the Liberals
What qualifies someone to lead the BC Liberals? The individual doesn’t need to have deep political experience … the power of charisma goes a long way QUESTION: [Continue]
McQUARRIE – Using minimum wage poverty as a tool for business success
WITH ONTARIO having increased the minimum wage to $14 and Alberta making similar changes, I thought it an appropriate time to write of what for some, is a belief in and [Continue]
GINTA – It’s a new year but the melting snow reveals some old problems
AS OF TWO days ago, we are back to slush. A walk to the library yesterday had me jump over soupy snow marshes, making me pay extra attention to the sidewalk. When you do, one [Continue]
COLLINS – The mentality of those using backcountry needs to be questioned
I GREW UP in the northern part of B.C. I spent time on the Islands off the coast of Prince Rupert. I spent time up the Nass River Valley, Babine Lake, and many more of the [Continue]
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