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Letter: Public deserves answers over loss of subsidized suites at North Shore seniors home

Letter: Public deserves answers over loss of subsidized suites at North Shore seniors home

Is this a financial issue or solely a change in mandate by a private company?
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Les Leyne: U.S. threats prompt some B.C. energy anxiety

Les Leyne: U.S. threats prompt some B.C. energy anxiety

B.C. routinely relies on U.S. power on occasion, but President Trump proves daily you can’t depend on the U.S. for anything these days.
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Rob Shaw: New B.C. legislation sparks concerns of steamrolling Indigenous rights

Rob Shaw: New B.C. legislation sparks concerns of steamrolling Indigenous rights

Fast-track infrastructure bill raises alarm over reduced environmental and public oversight
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Letter: I fell on my face when a dog tripped me on the West Vancouver Seawalk

Letter: I fell on my face when a dog tripped me on the West Vancouver Seawalk

The change in policy reducing restrictions for dogs on the popular West Vancouver path resulted in a dangerous encounter, this letter writer says
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Rob Shaw: BC NDP cabinet power grab returns with a new name

Rob Shaw: BC NDP cabinet power grab returns with a new name

Government would control everything from permitting to environmental assessments under new B.C. legislation
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Opinion: Shutting capital out of B.C. market hasn’t made housing affordable

Opinion: Shutting capital out of B.C. market hasn’t made housing affordable

You can’t get affordability by scaring off the investors and developers who create supply.
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Mario Canseco: Canadians sour on the U.S. as Trump looms large, polling reveals

Mario Canseco: Canadians sour on the U.S. as Trump looms large, polling reveals

Research Co. survey shows a surge in anti-American sentiment cuts across age, gender and region in the wake of tariffs and tough talk
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Les Leyne: Festival mass killing probes face long, uncertain road

Les Leyne: Festival mass killing probes face long, uncertain road

The mass casualties in Vancouver after a man drove an SUV through a crowd at the Lapu Lapu festival have put the government’s attempts to grapple with mental health crises into overdrive.
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Volunteer Week: The benefits of volunteering are wide-reaching and profound

Volunteer Week: The benefits of volunteering are wide-reaching and profound

Volunteer Week, which runs April 27-May 3, provides a perfect opportunity for anyone interested in volunteering to take a look at what options are available in North Vancouver and West Van
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Mario Canseco: Fear of Trump won the election for Carney, polling reveals

Mario Canseco: Fear of Trump won the election for Carney, polling reveals

Voters rejected grievance politics in favour of competence and calm — and the Conservatives are left looking for someone to blame
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