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Liberals pounce on Leap Manifesto

Liberals pounce on Leap Manifesto

If you think the New Democrats will be going on and on about the Leap Manifesto for the next few years, you should check out the B.C. Liberals' talking points.
Mayors gone bad

Mayors gone bad

Philip Slayton's book, Mayors Gone Bad, should be required reading not just for every mayor and city councillor in Canada but also for anyone thinking of running for a seat at the table of municipal office.
The meaning of miracles

The meaning of miracles

I recently saw the movie "Miracles from Heaven", and it inspired me to delve further into the meaning of miracles.
There is no debating scientific facts

There is no debating scientific facts

Last week I wrote about the signs of early spring and put a few jabs at climate change deniers. This column did exactly what I had hoped. It sparked conversation on the topic.
A Short attempt at making history

A Short attempt at making history

Raiding the Archives
#WEBELIEVESURVIVORS

#WEBELIEVESURVIVORS

When I was in Grade 3, I told a friend that I liked a boy in our class. She immediately shouted it to everyone in the schoolyard, including the boy.
Breakfast on the boss

Breakfast on the boss

If you are a boss, a business owner, a supervisor, or a manager of any kind, you're welcome. I'm about to make you look like Prince George's best boss ever. There are two key pieces of information you need in order to make this happen.
What gets measured gets managed

What gets measured gets managed

One of the gurus of business once said that "what gets measured gets managed" and it's true. As an example, I wanted to find out our conversion rate in our store at Ave Maria.
The environmental case for plastic and Styrofoam

The environmental case for plastic and Styrofoam

Many years ago, I took a course in industrial chemistry from Dr. Martin Hocking at the University of Victoria.
The hidden dangers of moral posturing

The hidden dangers of moral posturing

"Hello Mr. Ethics." I cringe whenever I'm greeted this way, even though I've learned such quasi-humorous remarks come with the territory when you make "ethics" part of your beat.
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