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Opinion: B.C. government's withholding of COVID-19 data sows harmful distrust

Opinion: B.C. government's withholding of COVID-19 data sows harmful distrust

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Opinion: The emergency that won't go away

Opinion: The emergency that won't go away

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Opinion: COVID-19—no party until the finish line

Opinion: COVID-19—no party until the finish line

Many of us are acting as if we’ve all been vaccinated, yet that is far from the case.
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Despite some improvement during pandemic, many B.C. residents struggle with work-life balance: poll

Despite some improvement during pandemic, many B.C. residents struggle with work-life balance: poll

More than one-third of B.C. workers say their jobs have strained their relationships with their family and friends.
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Opinion: 'Circuit breaker' grant a different tack for B.C.

Opinion: 'Circuit breaker' grant a different tack for B.C.

The average approved grant will be in the $5,000 range.
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An insider's look at vaccinating the people of the Downtown Eastside

An insider's look at vaccinating the people of the Downtown Eastside

A bit of hope on a sad anniversary
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Opinion: Here's what the Seaspiracy documentary got right and what it missed

Opinion: Here's what the Seaspiracy documentary got right and what it missed

The good, the bad, and the ugly
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Opinion: With B.C.'s spirit frayed, throne speech tries to offer ideas to rally around

Opinion: With B.C.'s spirit frayed, throne speech tries to offer ideas to rally around

The 18-page agenda for the next few months has an assortment of hopeful-sounding ideas to rally around. But the main thing buoying spirits these days is the vaccination drive.
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When it comes to tax time in Canada, GST, PST still draw most ire

When it comes to tax time in Canada, GST, PST still draw most ire

Half of British Columbians think the amount they pay in provincial income tax is too high.
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Opinion: The Premier needs to stop punching down and take responsibility for his own complacency

Opinion: The Premier needs to stop punching down and take responsibility for his own complacency

Instead of scolding all youth for the irresponsible actions of select few, Premier John Horgan should be listening to younger voices as the government navigates COVID-19 and its lasting impacts on B.C.’s environment, society, and economy
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