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Why not approach power generation differently?

Why not approach power generation differently?

Dear Editor: We hear a lot of coverage on the huge liquefied natural gas resource in B.C., and that our economic future rests on the shoulders of exporting LNG (so other countries can use it to produce electricity).
School district values inclusion

School district values inclusion

Dear Editor: In recent weeks, there have been a number of inaccurate characterizations in the media regarding the use of personal workspaces in New Westminster schools.
Just a matter of time before pot is legalized

Just a matter of time before pot is legalized

Let's just consider it a trial balloon, or perhaps a trial doobie. Sensible B.C. - the group trying to spark a referendum on decriminalizing pot - has come up short.
Is TransLink too broken to fix?

Is TransLink too broken to fix?

Is TransLink nearing the breaking point? It's a question worth posing as frustrations expressed by a number of mayors and councils over transit and transportation priorities continue to mount and boil over for public display.
Why can't everyone just get along?

Why can't everyone just get along?

Dear Editor: Ever since I have learned the English language (at about 30 years of age) and started reading Canadian newspapers, I was wondering why in Canadian politics the majority and minority parties seem to never agree on anything.
Beware the resurgence of the federal Liberals

Beware the resurgence of the federal Liberals

Dear Editor: Justin Trudeau will be 42 years old on Dec. 25, 2013. In the 2015 federal election, Justin Trudeau and the federal Liberals will replace Thomas Mulcair and the federal NDP as the official opposition party of Canada.
Booze idea will give us a big hangover

Booze idea will give us a big hangover

Call us cynical, but we wonder if John Yap's announcement that beer could be sold in grocery stores was timed to go with the huge Hydro hikes and the release of yet another damning report on child poverty in B.C.
New union deal heading in the right direction

New union deal heading in the right direction

It's an all-too-regular occurrence in this province. Government employees, whipped up by their union leaders, marching against whatever economic development opportunity is being proposed. Pipelines to the coast? Opposed. Gas exploration? Opposed.
Poverty needs more than piecemeal solutions

Poverty needs more than piecemeal solutions

Dear Editor: In 1989 the House of Commons resolved to eradicate child poverty by the year 2000. It is now more than three decades later and little has changed.
Real hearings needed on port facility

Real hearings needed on port facility

Dear Editor: Port Metro Vancouver wants to significantly increase shipments of U.S. thermal coal via open rail cars to Fraser Surrey Docks and via open barges to Texada Island for open storage awaiting transshipment overseas.