The talk is about money and budget bottom lines and the demographic challenge of an aging population.
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I’ve seen how grooved markings reflect back to the driver even on rainy nights with poor visibility.
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Every once in a while a story comes along that reminds you to be grateful for the things you usually take for granted.
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Any ideas on how to help end the drug wars and save the lives of young people?
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Cataract surgery upgrades shed light on two-tiered system.
READBusting more people sure isn’t going to make things better.
READShould we have a society where neighbours, co-workers and passers-by are enlisted in a network of civilian informants?
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Usually, it takes only a few minutes to handle each case, a matter of setting a date for the next court appearance or the start of a trial.
READOne naive reader indicated that the rabbits would be relocated. Where to?
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MLA on Welfare Challenge deserves some respect for him month-long experiment.
READCanada's universal health care system is worth the money.
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Taking two 14 year-old teenagers away from technology
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Challenges lie ahead in the home building industry
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Good on Jagrup Brar for walking the walk – even if he can walk away from the hardship at the end of the month.
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Provincial rankings were often misused, but core findings tell a valuable story.
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Sorting fact from fiction in the Age of Information
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The B.C. Liberal government and its rivals will define themselves in a harsh 2012.
READThe campaign against smart meters is full of technical rubbish and half-truths.
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Despite recent violence, Surrey isn't a dangerous place, and citizens need to do their part.
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Here’s my take on some of the good, bad, and ugly of 2011.
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