Christy Clark can run but she can’t hide from health firings scandal
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June 22 2015 Street Photography by Denis Bouvier Breaking the Paddle
Perseverance, the painting featured in the photo, was one of many artworks at the June 13 festival: Toast the Coast Before the Coast is Toast. It was held at Jericho Beach to celebrate our beautiful …
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June 8 2015 Columns Vancouver: cosmopolitan and/or multicultural?
Vancouver is often considered cosmopolitan and multicultural. However, one attribute does not necessarily imply the second. Cosmopolitan comes from the ancient Greek kosmopolitês, which means …
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June 8 2015 Columns What will it take for a scandal to stick to Teflon Premier Clark?
Premier Christy Clark with Health Minister Terry Lake. | Photo courtesy of B.C. GovernmentA man is dead and now it turns …
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