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Chris Gardner: Canada needs to pick up its economic tempo

Chris Gardner: Canada needs to pick up its economic tempo

Such anemic growth means that it will take more than 70 years for Canada’s economy to double in size.
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Rob Shaw: B.C. post-secondary minister ‘pushes haters back’ at drag queen story time protest

Rob Shaw: B.C. post-secondary minister ‘pushes haters back’ at drag queen story time protest

Few who know Robinson from her role in B.C. politics would be surprised to hear she spent her weekend fighting against hate – and winning.
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Kicking the Clutter: Have you let a New Year’s resolution slip?

Kicking the Clutter: Have you let a New Year’s resolution slip?

Here’s why they sometimes fail (but it’s never too late to start over)
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Poll: Nearly half of qathet responders have no streaming service

Poll: Nearly half of qathet responders have no streaming service

24 per cent subscribe to three or more video entertainment options
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Letter: What a pity

Letter: What a pity

"Mr. Gisborne tried to show his pecuniary abilities in keeping costs down by voting against the rise in annual stipends to members of the qathet Regional District board"
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Rob Shaw: Eyes on Eby to support struggling B.C. forestry sector

Rob Shaw: Eyes on Eby to support struggling B.C. forestry sector

The Prince George closure cost 300 people their jobs.
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Opinion: No access gained from tepid Information Act review

Opinion: No access gained from tepid Information Act review

If it is true that you can’t teach an old dog a new trick, I have regrettably discovered you can at least trick an old dog.
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Editorial: Is an office return a good thing?

Editorial: Is an office return a good thing?

Whatever makes an employee the most productive is the best option
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James Steidle: ‘Inept, shady, unaccountable’ leadership led to Canfor Pulp layoffs

James Steidle: ‘Inept, shady, unaccountable’ leadership led to Canfor Pulp layoffs

The megacorps are in the driving seat, of course, but where’s the political leadership?  The answer is there is none.
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Survey: Russia fights its way to the bottom of Canadians’ rankings of foreign countries

Survey: Russia fights its way to the bottom of Canadians’ rankings of foreign countries

Only three per cent of those aged 55 and over have a “moderately positive” opinion of the country.
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