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Editorial: How has 老澳门六合彩开奖记录资料 shaped you?

Editorial: How has 老澳门六合彩开奖记录资料 shaped you?

'As you reflect on the year that was and what is to come, we would love to know how 老澳门六合彩开奖记录资料 has shaped you.'
Survey: More second thoughts about Canada鈥檚 chamber of 鈥榮ober second thought鈥

Survey: More second thoughts about Canada鈥檚 chamber of 鈥榮ober second thought鈥

About one in four Canadians believe Canada does not need a Senate and want all legislation to be reviewed and authorized by the House of Commons.
Jack Knox: Unshovelled sidewalks and the lessons of a turkey lunch

Jack Knox: Unshovelled sidewalks and the lessons of a turkey lunch

As you may have noticed, compliance with municipal bylaws requiring residents and business owners to clear the walks adjoining their properties is pretty hit and miss.
Letter: Recounting being swept away in a Whistler backcountry avalanche

Letter: Recounting being swept away in a Whistler backcountry avalanche

'... any notion of control is a fac抬ade. Nature takes what nature wants.'
Rob Shaw: Eby is walking back two of his top leadership promises

Rob Shaw: Eby is walking back two of his top leadership promises

Premier David Eby is walking back two key promises from his leadership campaign 鈥 a new provincial mental health facility, and a proposal to involuntarily detain people who overdose for treatment.
Jack Knox: Going Three Stooges for our fellow Canuckleheads

Jack Knox: Going Three Stooges for our fellow Canuckleheads

What better time than the solstice to offer the rest of the country the spectacle of Victorians wringing their hands at the kind of weather people in Calgary equate with the August long weekend?
Jack Knox: Grant helps charity help out-of-sight seniors at Christmas

Jack Knox: Grant helps charity help out-of-sight seniors at Christmas

Christmas packages for seniors are being assembled in a corner of the Soap for Hope Canada warehouse in Vic West.
Adrian Raeside cartoon: Counting the birds

Adrian Raeside cartoon: Counting the birds

Rob Shaw: Five people got $1.3 million in severance when Eby became premier

Rob Shaw: Five people got $1.3 million in severance when Eby became premier

The difference in this case is that the governing party didn鈥檛 change, only the leaders. And yet it still cost taxpayers $1.3 million to fire five people.
Survey: Canadians predict a merrier Christmas, happier holidays this year

Survey: Canadians predict a merrier Christmas, happier holidays this year

While 鈥淢erry Christmas鈥 is far from the all-time high of 74 per cent it enjoyed in 2018 it continues to outrank 鈥淗appy Holidays鈥 by a 3-1 margin.
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