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Opinion: Solutions exist for Canada's alt-right radicalization

Opinion: Solutions exist for Canada's alt-right radicalization

To turn back the tides of radicalization and hate, Canada needs investments in our democratic culture, improvements in policing and support for grassroots efforts
Opinion: Honking convoys in B.C. fuelled by 'crank science' and Trudeau hatred

Opinion: Honking convoys in B.C. fuelled by 'crank science' and Trudeau hatred

This could be a problem for the Conservative Party of Canada
Opinion: More Canadians prefer status quo on immigration: poll

Opinion: More Canadians prefer status quo on immigration: poll

Survey finds seven-point drop in number of respondents who want to see greater restrictions on number of newcomers.
Opinion: Living peacefully with coyotes means respecting their boundaries

Opinion: Living peacefully with coyotes means respecting their boundaries

Coyotes are not, by nature, aggressive. But there is a pervasive myth that they are likely to attack unwarranted, and this belief is dangerous to the animals
Opinion: B.C. NDP government a worthy recipient of CAJ’s Code of Silence award

Opinion: B.C. NDP government a worthy recipient of CAJ’s Code of Silence award

And the Code of Silence award in the Outstanding Achievement in Government Secrecy category goes to the B.C. NDP government
Opinion: Kid Carson is setting himself up to become Canada's Joe Rogan

Opinion: Kid Carson is setting himself up to become Canada's Joe Rogan

Like it or not, the Kid is set up to build a massive online following
Opinion: The City of Vancouver has no justifiable role in the fight against Quebec’s Bill 21

Opinion: The City of Vancouver has no justifiable role in the fight against Quebec’s Bill 21

Vancouver city council should not spend city funds to support the legal challenge of discriminatory laws in Quebec or for any other cause – no matter how worthy – outside its own jurisdiction.
Editorial: These factors have brought family-doctor system to brink of collapse

Editorial: These factors have brought family-doctor system to brink of collapse

Throughout B.C., about 700,000 people do not have a family doctor.
Burnaby tenants with ‘free hydro’ have friends come over to do laundry – neighbours too

Burnaby tenants with ‘free hydro’ have friends come over to do laundry – neighbours too

Two landlords say their utility bills have skyrocketed
Opinion: Could Ottawa police be sued for failing to arrest 'freedom convoy' protesters?

Opinion: Could Ottawa police be sued for failing to arrest 'freedom convoy' protesters?

Canadian police have been sued for failure to protect victims of crime in the past. Is the situation in Ottawa different?