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Les Leyne: The travails of 'John from Langford'

Les Leyne: The travails of 'John from Langford'

John Horgan’s private career still public, caught in political and environmental crossfire
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Opinion: Carbon pricing is poorly conceived and structured

Opinion: Carbon pricing is poorly conceived and structured

"It would be amiss to not record that we pay GST on every dollar of carbon tax collected." ~ Malcolm Haynes
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Cartoon: Planting season

Cartoon: Planting season

Is the weather affecting your gardening plans?
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Letter: Viable solution

Letter: Viable solution

Options for EVs are growing to meet the public’s demand for this long-awaited technology. ~ Joel Nordman
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Peek at the Patricia: Film pays homage to video game

Peek at the Patricia: Film pays homage to video game

The Super Mario Bros. Movie features 'one jam-packed sequence after another.' ~ Gary Shilling, qathet Film Society
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Editorial: Ferries critical to connect communities

Editorial: Ferries critical to connect communities

Lack of crew availability is a significant issue that BC Ferries must address
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Les Leyne: Dix takes steps to stop flow of diabetes drug to U.S.

Les Leyne: Dix takes steps to stop flow of diabetes drug to U.S.

Three weeks after blowing the whistle on the scheme, Health Minister Adrian Dix signed a ministerial order that curbs the online sale of Ozempic to non-Canadians.
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James Steidle: Current B.C. reforestation is ‘19th century quack medicine’

James Steidle: Current B.C. reforestation is ‘19th century quack medicine’

Replanting pine monocrops and spraying and brushing the fire-resistant deciduous is the equivalent of draining a patient of blood to cure an infection.
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Let’s Talk Trash: Free and good for the planet

Let’s Talk Trash: Free and good for the planet

There are a myriad of ways to go zero waste while making zero impact on your wallet
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Rob Shaw: A tale of two MLAs, one BC United and one NDP, and how the province plays favourites

Rob Shaw: A tale of two MLAs, one BC United and one NDP, and how the province plays favourites

The money was requested by rival MLAs working together, but it flowed only to the NDP riding
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