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Jack Knox: A welcome primer for our returning American friends

Jack Knox: A welcome primer for our returning American friends

A handy semi-bilingual guide to Canadian ways
Jack Knox: Consider the risks: Why would anyone want to be a cop?

Jack Knox: Consider the risks: Why would anyone want to be a cop?

Police unit responds to another call hours after six of their members were gunned down
Cartoon: Parliament Hill flyover

Cartoon: Parliament Hill flyover

How's the view from your vantage point?
Editorial: Happy birthday

Editorial: Happy birthday

Canada can be a better country one year from now when its 156th birthday comes around. What can you do to be a part of making that happen?
Poll: Vast majority of qathet region respondents have smoke detectors in home

Poll: Vast majority of qathet region respondents have smoke detectors in home

More than 90 percent indicate presence of alarm system
Letter: Concerned about City of Powell River possibly raising north harbour rates

Letter: Concerned about City of Powell River possibly raising north harbour rates

Members of an ad hoc committee that deals with issues relating to the harbours will be speaking in opposition to Draft North Harbour Rates and Regulations Bylaw 2702, 2022 at the July 5 Committee of the Whole meeting... ~ Terry Webster
Opinion: Inflation among issues eroding Canadians’ faith in federal leadership

Opinion: Inflation among issues eroding Canadians’ faith in federal leadership

Concerns about inflation, real estate and gas prices have made Canadians uneasy about what Ottawa can do for them.
Les Leyne: Horgan quits on his own terms

Les Leyne: Horgan quits on his own terms

He quit while it was still his choice, an adroit move
Opinion: No one can blame Horgan for cashing out before political stock drops

Opinion: No one can blame Horgan for cashing out before political stock drops

Horgan is a bit like Shopify stock at the end of last year, performing so well that you know it can’t last.
Opinion: Canadian pride in the country’s Parliament, economy and courts in rapid decline

Opinion: Canadian pride in the country’s Parliament, economy and courts in rapid decline

Canadians' perceptions about what makes them proud have changed moderately when compared to 2021 – with a few glaring exceptions.