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Griffin decapitation stunt went too far

Griffin decapitation stunt went too far

Last week, Kathy Griffin made the news and quite possibly ended her career by posing with a replica of Donald Trump's decapitated head. I found the photo disgusting, grotesque and morbid. Immediately, visions of Daniel Pearl came to mind.
Clark is down, but not yet out

Clark is down, but not yet out

Christy Clark is entering her dying days as B.C.'s 35th premier. Her once-mighty Liberal government will soon be skulking off to the cramped and unglamorous offices of the official Opposition.
International students an important part of building Canada

International students an important part of building Canada

Even 30 years ago as a student at Simon Fraser University my experience was truly international. I had teaching assistants from Africa, India and China, professors from all over the world, and the student population was increasingly of Asian origin.
Thanks for the help with finding Zoe

Thanks for the help with finding Zoe

Zoe was back home 14 hours after she went missing. Very stiff and sore legs for her adventure. So many family, friends and neighbours came to help.
Trudeau The Younger

Trudeau The Younger

Re: "Scheer malarky over Trudeau," by Kathi Travers, May 31. The Conservative party has elected a new leader, Andrew Scheer, who has been variously described as "Harper with a smile," a "safe choice" and a "PM in waiting.
There is a way to win holy wars

There is a way to win holy wars

Ever since Sept. 11, 2001, we have lived with the growing threat of terror from Islamic extremists. It has mutated, changing organizations, flags, countries of origin, and processes.
The Boogaard tragedy and the Brady revolt

The Boogaard tragedy and the Brady revolt

On Monday, a judge in Chicago dismissed the wrongful death lawsuit filed against the National Hockey League by the parents of former NHL player and Prince George Cougar Derek Boogaard.
Alberta has leverage in pipeline fight

Alberta has leverage in pipeline fight

B.C. Green Leader Andrew Weaver says Alberta should "get with the program" and move away from oil and gas. OK, let's do it. The first step would be to stop shipments through the existing Kinder Morgan pipeline to the B.C. Interior and Lower Mainland.
Speaker to play a key role in B.C. Legislature

Speaker to play a key role in B.C. Legislature

Section 37 of the B.C. Constitution Act states: "(1) On its first meeting and before proceeding to business, the Legislative Assembly must elect one of its members to be speaker.
The danger of feeling safe

The danger of feeling safe

There is an old Japanese proverb that basically states that if you think you are safe, you are in danger and if you think you are in danger, you are safe.