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Who’s who in Liberal race

Who’s who in Liberal race

Bruce Strachan Right Side Up For shoppers, there's 23 days left until Christmas. For those of you into political intrigue, there's 86 days left until the provincial Liberal leadership convention. We know what's happening Dec. 25.
Here’s the chatter why anti-matter should matter to you

Here’s the chatter why anti-matter should matter to you

Last week, the announcement that scientists working at CERN had finally made 38 anti-hydrogen atoms and kept them bottled up for almost one-tenth of a second was major news.
Light Ardbeg a taste treat

Light Ardbeg a taste treat

Al Spoklie A Wee Dram The Isle of Islay (pronounced eye-la) lies off the south-western coast of mainland Scotland and is home to nine distilleries.
What’s wrong with this picture?

What’s wrong with this picture?

I have been hearing lots about the polygamist's in Canada and how they want to call upon the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. I believe that if that is their religion they can practice it, but keep it in the closet where no one knows about it.
Braised veal a delicate delight

Braised veal a delicate delight

by Ron Christian CNC culinary arts chef Food for Thought Veal is a nutritious and nutrient-rich meat that is produced by any cattle breed. Most veal is the male offspring of dairy cattle.
Drinking, driving changes a mess

Drinking, driving changes a mess

Paul Willcocks In Victoria First the solicitor general, in charge of road safety, tries to convince the public that a little drinking and driving isn't so bad.
Premier deserves respect

Premier deserves respect

I was saddened by the ordeal that happened in the caucus last week. You would think that a politician like Mr.
Say no to private health care

Say no to private health care

While at the same time criticizing the B.C. Liberal party, the editorial suggests supporting an idea brought forward by that party, that is allowing more private health care.
ER needs to get its priorities straight

ER needs to get its priorities straight

On Nov. 25, I went to the emergency room at UHNBC . It was a busy Thursday night and the waiting room was crowded.
Why the culture of secrecy?

Why the culture of secrecy?

Jack Knox Slightly Skewed A couple of small victories for those who cherish open government this week. First, B.C.'s privacy commissioner ordered a company that cleans hospitals to release details of its contract with the health authority.