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Jack Knox: How bad is it? Other Canadians feel sorry for us

Jack Knox: How bad is it? Other Canadians feel sorry for us

Poll highlights deep e-commerce age gap

Poll highlights deep e-commerce age gap

71% of those 55 and over prefer to buy things in person, compared with only 39% of Canada’s youngest adults.
Canadians think drivers are getting better, poll finds

Canadians think drivers are getting better, poll finds

Proportion of Canadians who say drivers in their municipality are worse than five years ago drops to 30% from 47% in 2019.
Letter: Voters have much to think about

Letter: Voters have much to think about

Over the life of our current council, house prices have doubled, rental housing is essentially impossible to find, child poverty rates have risen to some of the highest in the country and 70 per cent-plus of people buying homes here are from somewhere else.. ~ John Young
Opinion: Emergencies overshadow new B.C. legislation

Opinion: Emergencies overshadow new B.C. legislation

For the first time in about 20 months, the B.C. legislature opens its doors to the public this week, just as the politicians have headed home until next February.
Healthy Living: Plans often fail, it’s part of the process

Healthy Living: Plans often fail, it’s part of the process

On the evening news, images of cars under water and families standing on roofs waiting for help are supposed to be in Indonesia or Thailand, not Abbotsford. ~ Robert Skender
Editorial: Footing the bill

Editorial: Footing the bill

No reimbursements will be offered to businesses under British Columbia's new sick leave program
Cartoon: I'm with somebody

Cartoon: I'm with somebody

Poll: 64 per cent qathet region respondents will not revert to 'normal' holiday season plans

Poll: 64 per cent qathet region respondents will not revert to 'normal' holiday season plans

COVID-19 continues to affect celebrations
Les Leyne: NDP cuts off debate on major legislation, contradicting calls for scrutiny when it was in opposition

Les Leyne: NDP cuts off debate on major legislation, contradicting calls for scrutiny when it was in opposition

Hammer was brought down multiple times, cutting off debate on four bills