SUZUKI – The consumer society no longer serves our needs
MY PARENTS were born in Vancouver — Dad in 1909, Mom in 1911 — and married during the Great Depression. It was a difficult time that shaped their values and outlook, [Continue]
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TIM’S TUSSLE – Just who’s the bully when it comes to minimum wage hikes?
By SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS Senior Fellow Atlantic Institute for Market Studies DRAMATICALLY INCREASING minimum wages in the food industry is irresponsible and even reckless. On [Continue]
KINSELLA – Joshua Boyle’s visit with Justin Trudeau has a simple explanation
NOT SO LONG ago, I was in Vancouver at the same time as Jean Chretien. We decided to get together at a spot in Gastown. It was sunny and a truly beautiful day. Looking [Continue]
OPINION: Sports community needs to talk about risks to high-level athletes
By JON HESHKA and JEFF JACKSON Max Burkhart, a 17-year-old German skier, was competing in the downhill event at the Nor-Am Cup in Lake Louise on Tuesday, Dec. 5, when he [Continue]
TRAVIS – When there’s an elephant in the room, acknowledge it’s there
WHO COULD possibly have imagined what 2017 had in store for British Columbia 12 months ago? We were all eyewitnesses to a future political-science seminar that left 87 MLAs [Continue]
TRUMP: ‘I would qualify as not smart, but … a very stable genius’
Musings from the President, tweeted on @RealDonaldTrump this week, with particular attention to his own genius and the new biography Fire and Fury by Michael Wolff: I [Continue]
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