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EDITORIAL: Privacy at risk

New Westminster News Leader - Tuesday February 21, 2012

If you’re reading this online, the Canadian government, aka Big Brother, may soon be taking note.

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EDITORIAL: Money and happiness don't always come together

Burnaby NewsLeader - Monday February 13, 2012

Canada ranks as the 10th happiest nation in the the most recent database of happiness, compiled by Erasmus University in Rotterdam.

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More fond memories of Burnaby's Nelson Elementary

Burnaby NewsLeader - Friday February 10, 2012

The letter on Nelson School tugged at my heart strings and reminded me of many good memories. I too was in Miss Robinson’s classes

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EDITORIAL: Energy issues not going away

Nanaimo News Bulletin - Tuesday February 7, 2012

NANAIMO – In 2008, when B.C. introduced its carbon tax, it was widely hailed as a model of environmental and economic design.

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COLUMN: Building high, dense and vibrant in Burnaby

Burnaby NewsLeader - Thursday February 2, 2012

Burnaby is reaching for new heights. Some say that’s not a good thing, but it is.

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EDITORIAL Time to settle

Burnaby NewsLeader - Monday January 30, 2012

Five months into their job action against the B.C. Public School Employers’ Association, teachers seem to be turning the screws tighter.

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EDITORIAL: Home assessments, and what it means for property taxes

Burnaby NewsLeader - Saturday January 28, 2012

There’s often confusion about how, exactly, one’s property assessment translates into the actual bill that gets mailed out in May.

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EDTORIAL: Policy to protect

Burnaby NewsLeader - Wednesday January 25, 2012

Last Tuesday some of the world’s biggest websites, as well as some as its most unique, blacked out the corner of the Internet.

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EDITORIAL: Take a hike?

The Tri-City News - Tuesday January 17, 2012

Thank goodness for Martin Crilly, TransLink’s independent regulator

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COLUMN: Worrying is a worrisome thing

Abbotsford News - Sunday January 15, 2012

Abbotsford News editor Andrew Holota muses about why he worries so much.

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EDITORIAL: A snowy reminder

Burnaby NewsLeader - Tuesday January 17, 2012

It took awhile, but winter has finally arrived in Burnaby and New Westminster.

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COLUMN: Not threatened by the niqab, just disappointed

Burnaby NewsLeader - Thursday January 12, 2012

Minna Ella chooses to wear the niqab, chooses to cover her entire body, except her eyes. The Koran does not say she must do this

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EDITORIAL: Gondola to SFU not a TransLink priority

Burnaby NewsLeader - Thursday January 12, 2012

A gondola up Burnaby Mountain seems a feasible alternative to the current buses. But TransLink has to look at not only money but optics.

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Progress Board served B.C. well

Victoria News - Tuesday January 10, 2012

Provincial rankings were often misused, but core findings tell a valuable story.

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COLUMN: Hard to live on $610 alone

Peace Arch News - Wednesday January 4, 2012

Surrey-Fleetwood MLA Jagrup Brar to live on welfare for month

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EDITORIAL: Stay off the phone

New Westminster News Leader - Monday January 9, 2012

The statistics suggest the two-year old ban on talking or texting on a cell phone while driving has been effective

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A hard year ahead for B.C. politics

Victoria News - Thursday January 5, 2012

The B.C. Liberal government and its rivals will define themselves in a harsh 2012.

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COLUMN: What makes you so smart?

Surrey North Delta Leader - Thursday January 5, 2012

Sorting fact from fiction in the Age of Information

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Editorial – Keep the focus on students

Langley Times - Monday January 2, 2012

The next few months will be critical ones for students, teachers and parents alike

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EDITORIAL: Focus on students

Burnaby NewsLeader - Wednesday January 4, 2012

School is back in session, and the next few months will be critical ones for students, teachers and parents.

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