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Rob Shaw: B.C. ready to get tough on tech titans with sweeping legislation

Rob Shaw: B.C. ready to get tough on tech titans with sweeping legislation

From sextortion to eating disorders, province targets platforms and companies endangering youth
Maxed Out: Let the games begin

Maxed Out: Let the games begin

'Vilifying your opponent is a time-tested strategy when you’ve got nothing to say on your own behalf, having accomplished, well, nothing'
Editorial: Deny patents that boost drug prices

Editorial: Deny patents that boost drug prices

Health Canada rules allow companies to jack up prices of simple medications
Les Leyne: U.S. ambassador talks protocol, treaties and softwood lumber

Les Leyne: U.S. ambassador talks protocol, treaties and softwood lumber

Advice to Canada’s ambassador to Germany John Horgan is be yourself. On softwood lumber, U.S. sees Canadian practices as discriminatory, he says.
Adrian Raeside cartoon: Too-tall trucks slamming into overpasses

Adrian Raeside cartoon: Too-tall trucks slamming into overpasses

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Greg Perry cartoon: The most important news of the day

Greg Perry cartoon: The most important news of the day

Rob Shaw: Accused Chinatown stabber 'calm' just hours before attack, documents reveal

Rob Shaw: Accused Chinatown stabber 'calm' just hours before attack, documents reveal

Newly released documents dig into mental state of Blair Evan Donnelly
Kirk LaPointe: Mayor Mark Sager’s Law Society saga far from leader-like

Kirk LaPointe: Mayor Mark Sager’s Law Society saga far from leader-like

It is no small thing that the mayor of West Vancouver has been suspended from practising law for two years, writes columnist Kirk LaPointe
Editorial: Tourist season set to begin in Squamish

Editorial: Tourist season set to begin in Squamish

'Due to the over-tourism and abuse of some of our popular areas, as a community, we have spent a lot of time talking about what folks can’t do when they visit, but perhaps not enough time directing these visitors to what they can do.' 
Opinion: How Meta's news ban revives Squamish's tradition of letters to the editor

Opinion: How Meta's news ban revives Squamish's tradition of letters to the editor

'Increasingly, we find those who submit think of their letter more as a post to Facebook, with facts they don’t have to prove, that they can change anytime they like and that others won’t edit.'
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