Opinion

On Saturday, January 21, in Vancouver, thousands of people participated in the Women’s March, a worldwide expression of solidarity.

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It has now been three and a half months since LafargeHolcim locked out United Steelworkers Local 816 workers at Texada Quarrying.

Even those who casually follow politics have probably heard of pre-election spending. The closer the elections become, the more announcements about funding seem to materialize from a magical cloud.

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If we could save you almost a half a minute on your next trip by automobile, would you follow the prescription? We can, but more on that later.

Under attack David Brindle’s business story [“It Happened in 2016: Business ups and downs,” December 28] is fraught with unnecessary negativity. Brindle states that “forestry and the fishery remain under attack by environmentalists.

Now that 2017 is here and 2016 is in the rearview mirror, it is clear that the ongoing battle between optimism and pessimism will continue this year among many of the region’s residents.

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