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Tracks or footprints are they all the same?
I was looking at the footprints that my husband and I had left along the dirt road near our house. I knew they were ours since we had just travelled that way not five minutes earlier and those were the freshest ones. Well, I was pretty sure anyway, I think. I am no tracking expert by any means, but I noticed a few differences about them and it got me thinking. I know that is always worrisome, right? Hee hee.
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COLUMN: Higher interest rates will slow B.C. economy after ‘unusually robust’ show
Jock Finlayson is executive vice president and chief policy officer of the Business Council of BC
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B.C. VIEWS: Setting speed limits in a post-fact political environment
Media prefer ‘speed kills’ narrative, even when it fails to appear
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Social media leaves anyone with an opinion vulnerable to scorched-earth attacks
Demonize and dog-pile. If you disagree with me, you are not only wrong, you are evil. The enemy…
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B.C. VIEWS: Seniors home worker discrimination finally ending
Health Minister Adrian Dix righting a serious wrong
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Wolf: Keeping score is part of life
Fun is always paramount in youth sports - but winning and losing provide valuable lessons
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Proposed law could treat serious offenders lightly
If Bill C-75 passes in its present form, criminals of various kinds will almost certainly be heartened and emboldened by the prospect of lighter penalties.
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B.C. VIEWS: Going back to the disco era of labour relations
NDP may remove restrictions on school strikes, union sign-ups
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B.C. dentist fills a need in the world’s poorest countries
What we do gives people hope. It’s a good feeling to help people who have so little”
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B.C. VIEWS: The conquest of rural B.C. nears completion
Chapter three: control MLA selection from party headquarters
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