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DOWN TO EARTH: Chemical soup with a dash of hope
United Nations panel could help governments act sooner against chemical pollution
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MLA’S CORNER: NDP’s tax raise questioned
It’s everyday people that end up paying the price
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MOVIE REVIEW: You aren’t going to want to miss The Batman in theatre
Josh Johnson gives the new movie a five stars out of five review
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MLA’S CORNER: Budget 2022 nothing but recycled slogans and broken promises
This NDP budget leaves people to face the challenges of today with little support
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FOREST INK: Impact of sanctions on the Russian forest industry
It could have a major impact in the aggressors’ economy
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RANCH MUSINGS: Thinking of retiring from the ranch, think again
Succession planning key to a successful transition
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CAMERON: What freedom truly looks like
Canadians are often portrayed as polite, decent, unassuming, and hard to anger. That characterization is especially apparent compared to our brash noisy neighbours to the south. It was therefore not surprising that the occupation of large sections of our national capital, and the very unneighbourly honking of horns at all hours, was met with widespread disapproval by most Canadians. Angus Reid Institute pointed out that three quarters of Canadians just wanted the protesters to go home.
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MLA’s CORNER: Canada’s most secretive government is B.C.
John Horgan’s NDP government received an award recently, but it’s not the type of honour anyone should be proud of. The Canadian Association of Journalists handed them the Code of Silence award for Outstanding Achievement in Government Secrecy.
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FOREST INK: Using wood biomass-to-gas-to-liquids looks promising
Power sources to compliment solar and wind power will be needed for some time
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COLUMN: NDP throne speech nothing but broken promises
BC Liberal MLA Lorne Doerkson weighs in on the throne speech
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