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Letter: Nothing but trouble

Letter: Nothing but trouble

Don’t even think of building another place like this. ~ Norman Hanley
Opinion: Poll gives federal COVID-19 handling a public-opinion booster

Opinion: Poll gives federal COVID-19 handling a public-opinion booster

Trudeau government's pandemic policies have a satisfaction rating of 61% among Canadians, survey finds.
Opinion: War sent America off the rails 19 years ago. Could another one bring it back?

Opinion: War sent America off the rails 19 years ago. Could another one bring it back?

The most direct cause of America’s ongoing harrowing descent, including the rise of Donald Trump and his alliance with Vladimir Putin, began 19 years ago with the U.S. invasion of Iraq.
Opinion: Adriane Carr candidacy could spell serious trouble for Vancouver mayor

Opinion: Adriane Carr candidacy could spell serious trouble for Vancouver mayor

The former provincial Greens leader thinks Kennedy Stewart hasn’t done enough for climate change.
Kicking the Clutter: What self-limiting beliefs are stifling you?

Kicking the Clutter: What self-limiting beliefs are stifling you?

Since we cannot change the past, we have to find a way to empower ourselves and become the success we desire. ~ Ranka Burzan
Viewpoint: The west needs a better strategy to deal with Putin

Viewpoint: The west needs a better strategy to deal with Putin

Current approach is driving many older Russians to side with Putin’s phony patriotism because they are not getting the true story out of Ukraine. ~ Alan Morgan
Cartoon: Moving on

Cartoon: Moving on

Letter: Name change or local census?

Letter: Name change or local census?

Who thought up these questions and will the results be made public?
Opinion: B.C. COVID-19 'review' is a joke that leaves out too many areas

Opinion: B.C. COVID-19 'review' is a joke that leaves out too many areas

Terms of reference omits an assessment of Dr. Bonnie Henry.
Opinion: Using artificial intelligence in health sciences education requires interdisciplinary collaboration and risk assessment

Opinion: Using artificial intelligence in health sciences education requires interdisciplinary collaboration and risk assessment

There are growing applications of artificial intelligence in health sciences education. Students and practitioners need to be educated on using these technologies and made aware of their implications.