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PREST: Tiger's comeback gives hope to all the broken down dads

PREST: Tiger's comeback gives hope to all the broken down dads

Don't give up, and watch out for the eye bees
LETTER: politicians need to do what's best for the majority, not just supporters

LETTER: politicians need to do what's best for the majority, not just supporters

Dear editor: Re: If Up Against a Wall of Right-wing Government, Then What? April 10 opinion column by legislative reporter Keith Baldrey.
Les Leyne: NDP can’t defend union, non-union pay gap they created

Les Leyne: NDP can’t defend union, non-union pay gap they created

There’s a reason why the NDP cabinet had so much trouble over the past two weeks defending the discriminatory pay gap it is creating in the social-services sphere based on union membership. It’s because it is indefensible.
The time for Vancouver’s 4/20 ‘protest’ to butt out is long overdue

The time for Vancouver’s 4/20 ‘protest’ to butt out is long overdue

Pot is a hot mess. Responsible people are irresponsibly bumbling legalization while irresponsible people cannot figure how to act responsibly. The black market remains, very conservatively, three-quarters of the market.
Family doctors need to treat their patients like, well, family

Family doctors need to treat their patients like, well, family

In the office of my family practice, hidden from the view of patients, is a sign along the edge of the counter for my staff to see each day. It reads: “Treat every patient like family.
Relax, climbing trees is safer for kids than playing sports

Relax, climbing trees is safer for kids than playing sports

I can still remember a climbing tree - my favourite one in the city - that used to sit next to the playground on Kits Beach in Vancouver.
Moving day sucks, but that's no excuse for illegal dumping

Moving day sucks, but that's no excuse for illegal dumping

Local municipalities spend more than $5 million annually to clean up illegal dumping
BC NDP almost caught off-guard with its razor-thin margin

BC NDP almost caught off-guard with its razor-thin margin

The legislature is now in its two-week Easter recess and the break could not have come at a better time considering the oddities that characterized the session’s first half.
This Burnaby arrest showed how politics nearly derailed a good thing

This Burnaby arrest showed how politics nearly derailed a good thing

The issue of crime is always a political football – no matter what level of government you are looking at.
Burnaby residents swamped the housing task force because they're desperate

Burnaby residents swamped the housing task force because they're desperate

When Burnaby Mayor Mike Hurley started his housing task force this year, I was curious how many people would actually take part.