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Opinion: Baby steps on the way back to normal

Opinion: Baby steps on the way back to normal

Getting back to normal after 17 months of varying pandemic restrictions amounts to a giant leap for most people.
B.C. public continues to embrace lower residential speed limits, poll finds

B.C. public continues to embrace lower residential speed limits, poll finds

Support stays high for idea of reducing speeds to 30 km/h from 50 km/h on selected streets.
Viewpoint: Old-growth forest protection

Viewpoint: Old-growth forest protection

There is an overhaul of forestry policy taking place right now in our province. This is not a fast or easy process, but it is well underway. ~ Nicholas Simons
Letter: The job of municipal government is to serve the public

Letter: The job of municipal government is to serve the public

"It is not the job of the city to trim public services so as to protect certain businesses from competition..."
Cartoon: A good cry

Cartoon: A good cry

Whose turn is it for a meltdown?
Editorial: Basking in benefits

Editorial: Basking in benefits

Being stuck in one place, regardless of the size, can eventually lead to a stir-crazy existence, but of all the places to be restricted to staying within, the qathet region has to be at the top of the list.
Opinion: 'I'm not talking about it anymore,' agriculture minister says of ALR intervention

Opinion: 'I'm not talking about it anymore,' agriculture minister says of ALR intervention

Opinion: Verses offer Church a path to justice and reconciliation in aftermath of residential school tragedy

Opinion: Verses offer Church a path to justice and reconciliation in aftermath of residential school tragedy

Opinion: B.C. was absolutely right to keep schools open during COVID-19

Opinion: B.C. was absolutely right to keep schools open during COVID-19

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British Columbians losing faith in ability of taxes to ease home prices: poll

British Columbians losing faith in ability of taxes to ease home prices: poll

Support remains strong for foreign buyer’s and speculation levies, but fewer than half of respondents think they will make the housing market more affordable