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Let’s Talk Trash: School’s back

Let’s Talk Trash: School’s back

Whether you are gracing the halls of academia, entering the virtual classroom, enrolling a child in private school, or unschooling your kids, now is the time you might be eyeing a school supplies list.
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Kicking the Clutter: Simple tips to makeover your living room

Kicking the Clutter: Simple tips to makeover your living room

The living room is probably the busiest room in your home. Because we use this valuable space for so many purposes, it can easily get cluttered and nonfunctional.
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Opinion: Thursday night debate highlights prime minister's weaknesses

Opinion: Thursday night debate highlights prime minister's weaknesses

The federal election is on Sept. 20.
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Opinion: Paid sick leave benefits everyone

Opinion: Paid sick leave benefits everyone

A new model of paid sick leave for B.C. employees comes into effect Jan. 1, 2022.
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Most Canadians support boycott of Winter Olympics in Beijing: poll

Most Canadians support boycott of Winter Olympics in Beijing: poll

Support for keeping Canadian athletes home during next year’s Winter Games is highest among men (61%) and Canadians aged 55 and over (60%).
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Labour Day: Powell River-Sunshine Coast MLA reflects on important contributions by workers

Labour Day: Powell River-Sunshine Coast MLA reflects on important contributions by workers

The Labour Day weekend is often seen as a time when we put away our summer things and look forward to the routine of fall: children going back to school, dusting off our rainboots and, of course, getting out your favourite cozy sweaters.
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O’Toole leads poll on foreign policy, Trudeau tops on crime, health care

O’Toole leads poll on foreign policy, Trudeau tops on crime, health care

Conservative leader finding more public support on range of issues than predecessor Andrew Scheer against incumbent prime minister, survey finds.
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BC vaccine card is lockdown lite, not punishment

BC vaccine card is lockdown lite, not punishment

Hear me out: Why are those who medically cannot vaccinate also caught by this? If it's a form of bureaucratic spanking, why are they getting smacked too?
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Kicking the Clutter: Who is sabotaging your success?

Kicking the Clutter: Who is sabotaging your success?

If you are brave enough to ask the following questions, you will find the answers you are looking for. You will find the truth, and find out who is sabotaging your life. Do I want to save money but can’t resist an expensive latte?
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Letter: Mask mandate in B.C. schools not enough to keep everyone safe

Letter: Mask mandate in B.C. schools not enough to keep everyone safe

In an open letter to parents, the president of the BC Teachers' Federation urges parents of students (ages 12 and up) to get their child vaccinated.
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