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Opinion: Poll gives federal COVID-19 handling a public-opinion booster

Opinion: Poll gives federal COVID-19 handling a public-opinion booster

Trudeau government's pandemic policies have a satisfaction rating of 61% among Canadians, survey finds.
Opinion: War sent America off the rails 19 years ago. Could another one bring it back?

Opinion: War sent America off the rails 19 years ago. Could another one bring it back?

The most direct cause of America’s ongoing harrowing descent, including the rise of Donald Trump and his alliance with Vladimir Putin, began 19 years ago with the U.S. invasion of Iraq.
Opinion: Adriane Carr candidacy could spell serious trouble for Vancouver mayor

Opinion: Adriane Carr candidacy could spell serious trouble for Vancouver mayor

The former provincial Greens leader thinks Kennedy Stewart hasn’t done enough for climate change.
Opinion: Burnaby women who got ‘vaginal tightening’ a cautionary STI tale

Opinion: Burnaby women who got ‘vaginal tightening’ a cautionary STI tale

Some procedures, including botox, being done by unqualified people.
B.C. should overturn decision to award VPD $5.7 million

B.C. should overturn decision to award VPD $5.7 million

The recent decision by B.C.’s Director of Police Services that forces the City of Vancouver to add $5.7 million to its policing budget is an undemocratic overreach by the province which should be overturned.
Community Comment: War in Ukraine proves we live in a global village

Community Comment: War in Ukraine proves we live in a global village

The world feels very small right now, so let's open our hearts to those who are suffering
Opinion: Stop saying Dr. Bonnie Henry was ‘following the science’ in lifting mask mandates

Opinion: Stop saying Dr. Bonnie Henry was ‘following the science’ in lifting mask mandates

Did the PHO lift the mask mandate because it was triggering some people?
Opinion: Using artificial intelligence in health sciences education requires interdisciplinary collaboration and risk assessment

Opinion: Using artificial intelligence in health sciences education requires interdisciplinary collaboration and risk assessment

There are growing applications of artificial intelligence in health sciences education. Students and practitioners need to be educated on using these technologies and made aware of their implications.
Opinion: More than one in four B.C. women report ‘significant’ or ‘moderate’ gender discrimination

Opinion: More than one in four B.C. women report ‘significant’ or ‘moderate’ gender discrimination

Poor customer service the most frequently reported form of gender-based discrimination, survey finds.
Les Leyne: Watching war from a wilderness retreat

Les Leyne: Watching war from a wilderness retreat