Electoral campaigns and social media – a limited reach
Social media is now a big part of North American politics. Photo by Cazimira, Flickr
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February 18 2013 Columns Once more on those dominoes
Earlier this month, I ripped into the B.C. government’s TV advertising blitz. Since the ads continue to run during prime time – gobbling up taxpayers’ money to boost the image of an unpopular …
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February 18 2013 Columns Winter Farmers Market
Welcome to the Farmers Market!The winter market near Nat Bailey Stadium, running until April 27, is a great place to meet your…
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February 18 2013 Street Photography by Denis Bouvier Midnight in Paris
Street Photography by Denis BouvierMidnight in Paris was the last screening at The Ridge Theatre on Arbutus St., …
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February 4 2013 Verbatim Everything happens for a reason
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February 4 2013 My Turn Where are the women?
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February 4 2013 Left Bank The domino effect: Misleading TV ads won’t stop the B.C. Liberals from falling
Photo by Peter Fiskerstrand, FlickrWith less than 100 days to go until the B.C. election, the governing Liberals are throwing…
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February 4 2013 Columns State of our arts
Photo by Rachael DudleyThe recent rally of thousands of B.C. film workers has people wondering whether the importance of our…
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February 4 2013 Street Photography by Denis Bouvier Asphalt Renaissance
Photo by Denis BouvierThe sidewalk is Nikola Vujasinovic’s 2 ½ m² canvas. In white and pastel chalks, he is recreating …