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There's only enough cash to go around
Lately there is no shortage of individuals who have a hand out asking for a bit of spare change. Full Story
Cover-up comment out of line
Ever since he made his name defending the 1997 APEC rioters, lawyer Cameron Ward has been on a campaign against the police. Full Story
Get ready to pay for LNG exports
Fixation on short-term corporate profits and short-term political gains to the exclusion of longer-term planning is a recipe for disaster. Full Story
Diversify your life for better future
Without a sound set of rules for yourself, a value system and a moral compass, you'll ultimately make decisions that will hurt yourself and others. Full Story
Guide to umbrella etiquette for Vancouverites
It’s rainy season here in Vancouver and that means Stormtech jackets, gum boots, and umbrellas. Recently, there’s been an explosion of poor umbrella etiquette in our fair city and what better time for an annual refresher of the top five keys to proper and polite umbrella practice. Full Story
Zen and the art of the pickup
Attraction is an art form like any other, and practice is required to develop the skills necessary to pull it off with style. It’s not a talent that every man has. Full Story
So, why are you still single?
To all the readers currently enjoying a happy, loving union with your life partner: We know you mean well, but … um … for the love of God, stop asking your single friends the same annoying questions! Full Story
Canadian government needs to act on cultural violence
With the Shafia trial over and the verdict in, we’re left with a hard, undeniable reality: in Canada, some girls are being oppressed, abused and killed for trying to experience the same freedoms and equality as their peers. Full Story
Students honoured for charity and local chef brings mystery to dinner
Back in 2009 when Capilano University professor Joe Kelly hatched a class project that would empower his tourism and hospitality students to make the world a better place, he had no idea his idea would take off so successfully. Full Story
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