KNOX: Déjà vu in Canada as U.S. scientists muzzled
KRISTI MILLER can be forgiven for feeling a bit of déjà vu. Six years ago, the Vancouver Island fish researcher found herself the accidental poster child for the muzzling [Continue]
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CHARBONNEAU – Pipelines are good politics, bad economics
NEW PIPELINES get politicians elected. However, they will remain empty; much like election promises that remain unfulfilled. There are environmental reasons not to build new [Continue]
FORSETH – Lingchi: The B.C. version is death by a thousand taxes
THE B.C. LIBERAL government said, “Cheers! New, modern liquor laws are now in effect.” The reality, however, is that the biggest cheer went up from our B.C. [Continue]
McQUARRIE – Should British Columbia start selling its abundant fresh water?
WITH ALL this post-Trump inauguration talk of NAFTA and America’s return to a 1930s style of isolationism, I’m wondering if we are missing something. Something, if you [Continue]
GINTA – A necessary conversation about dogs and their poop
THERE IS NO better way to start the day than by stepping outside for a brisk walk. In my case, that involves the dog too. Our destination on most mornings is Peterson Creek. [Continue]
PETERS – Could Canada be ripe for Trump’s brand of divisive politics?
I AM FULLY willing to admit when I screwed up, and here is a pretty obvious example. I had no inkling that Donald Trump could win the presidency. I was fully confident that a [Continue]
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