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The B.C. government made two attempts this week to tackle important societal issues largely outside of its control, and while its new bills may have fallen short of what some advocates wanted, they still seem like good-faith efforts.

In May 2019, Research Co. and Glacier Media developed what was meant to be an annual survey focusing on the commuting habits of Metro Vancouverites .

The massive B.C. surplus that fuels the spending spree is a one-off, raising questions about whether it should be have been spread out over time.

On that note, and paraphrasing Mark Twain’s quote, I believe 'The demise of Squamish’s University has been greatly exaggerated.'

Can we stop Big Money, ever?

In an ever-expanding town where over 20% of the population are immigrants, it is time that acceptance of diversity be measured by cross-cultural sensitivity and not indifference. By sensitizing ourselves to realities different from our own, there is potential to make ߣÄÌÉçÇøreally a home to its diversity.

One of the first things wannabe reporters learn in journalism school is that there are a lot of ethical guidelines — taught in ethics courses — that guide the profession.  

While some locals may wish for a hierarchy of those needing rescue, clearly, the rescuers don’t.

Three examples of real actions taken by real people, both here and around the world, that are making a genuine difference

B.C. leads the way in endorsing an independent inquiry.