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If someone forgets your name or face, don't take it personally

If someone forgets your name or face, don't take it personally

My brother has a friend that I went to high school with and is around my age. They were roommates for years when I lived out of town. I have no idea what he looks like, at all.
Canada is great, but progress still needs to be made

Canada is great, but progress still needs to be made

As Canada celebrated 150 years as a country, it became very clear that not everyone believed the festivities were justified.
Betting on Bond

Betting on Bond

Regarding your July 5 editorial ("Could Bond rhyme with orange"), it does not. It would take copious consumption of soon-to-be-legalized hallucinogens to get my head around that one.
With or without Bono

With or without Bono

I really enjoyed the Canada Day celebrations on Saturday.
Paying for the games

Paying for the games

The backroom deal between Mr. Weaver and Mr. Horgan to wrestle control of the B.C. government from Christy Clark is political nonsense. This deal seems to center around Mr. Weaver's desire to kill Site C and Kinder Morgan pipelines.
Island, Interior switching spots

Island, Interior switching spots

Among all the other firsts in the 2017 election, you can chalk up another paradoxical one - the closest election ever has produced one of the most regionally unbalanced wins.
How PG could be RV heaven

How PG could be RV heaven

"North to Alaska, go north, the rush is on," Johnny Horton sang in 1960.
Support leaders facing burnout

Support leaders facing burnout

I have met many politicians in my time but the hardest working politician I know is Shirley Bond, the MLA for Prince George-Valemount.
Shares in blue chip stocks can pay serious dividends

Shares in blue chip stocks can pay serious dividends

It's a big machine. Twenty-eight years ago, my very first boss at RBC was at the tail end of a long career working for a benevolent employer, enjoying a largely prosperous five decades since the Second World War.
Imagining reality

Imagining reality

As a child, I cannot count how many times I would drink from the garden hose or the outdoor faucet. I survived. It never even made me sick.