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Goals are funny things. I often start out with one goal in mind only to have it change half way through the journey. So it was with the 2013 sa国际传媒 Health Challenge, which is coming to a close on Apr. 14.

People seem to be all thumbs these days. As I drive along Douglas Street to and from work, I see people at bus stops or walking along the sidewalks captivated by tiny glowing screens, their thumbs working overtime as they peck out messages.

Before the Opposition New Democrats make any campaign moves, first they need room to move. So they are making a concentrated push to demolish the idea that the provincial budget is balanced.

The teapot tempest surrounding the demise last week of my former organization, the National Round Table on the Environment and the Economy, and public access to its body of work, will soon pass.

鈥榃e find that almost 56 per cent of elementary students never complete a definite program, receive a certificate or, according to their grades, obtain a good general education,鈥� says the official memorandum from the government Division of Tests and S

It鈥檚 hard to say how Independent MLA John van Dongen鈥檚 conflict-of-interest complaint against Premier Christy Clark is progressing. But it鈥檚 easy to say how he thinks it鈥檚 going 鈥� not well.

Our province鈥檚 bold leadership on fighting climate change while driving the economy was put on ice with the sa国际传媒 government鈥檚 decision to freeze the carbon tax in its most recent budget.

In the part of the world I live in (The Middle East) many people affectionately refer to Christian and Jewish believers as "People of the Book.

When the Nanaimo Daily News published a letter to the editor last week that attacked the character and accomplishments of First Nations people, the storm of outrage spread across the country.

The Pacific Carbon Trust鈥檚 handling of carbon offsets is one thing. Its handling of controversy is another.