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Comment: Time to resuscitate mental-health services in B.C.

In his column of Feb. 2, “No justice for the mentally ill caught in the cracks,” Jack Knox quotes Dr. Shabehram Lohrasbe as referring to sick people being spun through a revolving door or not getting treatment until it is too late.

Andrew Cohen: Gung-ho on Iraq, Harper cautious on Mali

On Feb. 5, 2003, Colin Powell went to the United Nations to make the case against Iraq. It was a theatrical performance, based on faulty intelligence and extravagant claims. It set the table for war. On March 20, the United States attacked Iraq.

Les Leyne: Missteps plague auditor-general issue

How not to hire an auditor general: n The first step is to give the selection job to someone who isn’t up to it. It’s the responsibility of an all-party committee, and anyone chairing one needs a lot of finesse to get anything done.

Weigh-In Wednesday #3

Oh, Wednesday. Again I am excited to see the numbers drop on the scale...and I'm not sure what to expect this week, because I haven't been hopping up on the scale EVERY morning.
Les Leyne: Why there's ill will between auditors and legislatures

Les Leyne: Why there's ill will between auditors and legislatures

It’s too bad people feel so constrained in public life that they speak much more frankly when the microphones are off. Or when they think the microphones are off.

Elizabeth Payne: CIDA’s approach to ‘loyalty’ is heavy-handed

Canadian International Development Agency employees are being warned to keep criticism of their department to themselves — or face disciplinary action.

"All right, I’m ready for my closeup Mr. DeMille."

Before workout.

Gung Hay Fat Choy!

Super awesomesauce workout this morning, then I head to my "office" in the lobby of the Crystal Pool & Fitness Centre to do a little blogging...and I am thwarted. It's like red threw up all over the place...

Iain Hunter: Some pieces of history can be ignored

The prime minister wants Canadians to celebrate the coming anniversaries of what are described as historic milestones — such as the First World War, the birth of Sir John A. and Confederation — and I wonder why.

Susan Martinuk: If the cat’s away, we’ll all be overrun by mice

It’s been a difficult and esteem-damaging week for those cats who are bright enough to read the daily papers or surf the Internet.
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