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Garden to table: The benefits of hops go beyond beer-making

Garden to table: The benefits of hops go beyond beer-making

Try making sleepy tea with hops, holy basil, star anise and cinnamon, suggests permaculture expert Laura Marie Neubert
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Les Leyne: Greens' views on 'decommodifying' housing may have quiet NDP support

Les Leyne: Greens' views on 'decommodifying' housing may have quiet NDP support

B.C.’s two Green MLAs’ frank thoughts on housing go a lot further than the government’s views. But it feels like some New Democrats would quietly agree with them, and are only constrained by the backlash
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John Ducker: Sometimes our road symbols make no sense

John Ducker: Sometimes our road symbols make no sense

Roadway markers are the bedrock of traffic engineering systems
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Adrian Raeside cartoon: Participating in the ShakeOut earthquake drill

Adrian Raeside cartoon: Participating in the ShakeOut earthquake drill

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Ingrid Rice cartoon — Halloween 2023

Ingrid Rice cartoon — Halloween 2023

Our political cartoonist references the horrors of war.
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Bob Kronbauer: Why Richmond RCMP's controversial safety video is actually brilliant

Bob Kronbauer: Why Richmond RCMP's controversial safety video is actually brilliant

The VPD might want to take notes.
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How to grow your cup of coffee, indoors

How to grow your cup of coffee, indoors

About 20 years ago, while on vacation in Nashville, Tennessee, I saw my first coffee plant growing inside a greenhouse.
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Adrian Raeside cartoon: Being a waiter

Adrian Raeside cartoon: Being a waiter

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Baldrey: B.C.'s health care system will take every funding dollar it can

Baldrey: B.C.'s health care system will take every funding dollar it can

Will Ottawa's recent $1.2B investment for B.C. over the next three years actually help its health-care system?
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Geoff Johnson: A new twist on book banning — everything published before 2008 must go

Geoff Johnson: A new twist on book banning — everything published before 2008 must go

Ontario’s Peel District School Board last month rolled out a process that caused some schools in the area to remove books published before 2008
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