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Cranky fans getting money's worth

Cranky fans getting money's worth

In the words of Howie Meeker, golly gee willikers, fans have been treated to some rambunctious lacrosse at the Mann Cup.
Comment: Stench of Health Ministry scandal remains

Comment: Stench of Health Ministry scandal remains

‘The Ministry of Health has asked the RCMP to investigate…” Thus began a press release issued a year ago Friday, signalling the start to what is likely the biggest scandal to ever hit the B.C. Ministry of Health. On Sept.
Iain Hunter: A tribute to B.C.’s fine NDP warrior

Iain Hunter: A tribute to B.C.’s fine NDP warrior

To the Hon. Dave Barrett. Please forward. Hello, Dave. It has been a long time. The end of another summer seems an appropriate occasion to review what’s stored in a memory box that’s almost full.
David Bly: Sometimes it pays to be cynical or suspicious

David Bly: Sometimes it pays to be cynical or suspicious

The number that showed on caller ID had a Washington state area code, but the thick accent of the woman calling suggested she lived a lot farther away than the other side of the Juan de Fuca Strait.
Game 2 gets away from Shamrocks

Game 2 gets away from Shamrocks

Let’s face it, if you missed the first two games of the Mann Cup, you’ve missed two excellent battles between two very worthy teams.
Les Leyne: Cellphone law is Kash Heed’s legacy

Les Leyne: Cellphone law is Kash Heed’s legacy

Former solicitor general Kash Heed opted not to run in the May election and faded out of public view. He actually dropped out of sight well before that, as he disengaged from the B.C. Liberal caucus after a rocky cabinet career.
Monique Keiran: Blackberries and BlackBerries are in season

Monique Keiran: Blackberries and BlackBerries are in season

Blackberry picking, like developing BlackBerry devices, is a prickly business.
Yom Kippur can move us one step closer to the angels

Yom Kippur can move us one step closer to the angels

On Saturday, many Jewish people around the world will fast for Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement. This is an excellent way to increase awareness of those who fast not by choice, but by necessity.
Shannon Corregan: Joining the smartphone generation

Shannon Corregan: Joining the smartphone generation

I recently purchased my entry visa to our current decade by investing in a smartphone, and I’m having mixed feelings about it. Not the phone, necessarily, but what the phone means. Before I was a proud owner, I was a bit of a smartphone neophyte.
Geoff Johnson: China makes progress, while B.C. lags

Geoff Johnson: China makes progress, while B.C. lags

In August, the Chinese Ministry of Education released 10 Regulations to Lessen Academic Burden for Primary School Students Grades 1-3.