Opinion

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“We need to expand the housing options for our citizens whowant to contribute to our city. We have a shortage of people who work in health care and education and all of those others whoprovide the services we depend on.”

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Many of the problems faced by low-income countries are rooted in systems, institutions and corporations set up largely to benefit high-income countries.

Access to the world of information technology has made it possible for teachers to foster the all-important role of curiosity in learning.

If there are victims in several countries, each country should be able to prosecute, and if proven guilty, bad actors should be serving sentences from every jurisdiction where their victims live.

Although many of the most concerning substances are no longer used in beauty products in Canada, in some cases they’ve merely been replaced with other chemicals that may be just as harmful

Matthew Breakey suggests that there needs to be co-ordination between local homebuilding and national immigration, since cities and towns are responsible for new construction but the federal government is in charge of immigration.

A commentary by a former ­probation officer who lives in Youbou.