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Small Changes Herald a Changed World
This morning, my son and I went for a jog, which we do every Sunday morning. We jogged past the General Hospital pausing briefly to talk to a medical attendant who was taking a smoke break. Normally we don’t get downwind of smokers anyways, so our conversation about 15 feet apart.
Working Together, We CAN Beat The COVID-19 and Other Potential Pandemics
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Update on Inquiry into BC Money Laundering
The Cullen Commission began hearing from stakeholders, including the BC Real Estate Association, the federal government, and more than a dozen others as it begins to assess impacts of money laundering in the province.
When asked about one of the things that makes her most proud, Patty Jeffs
points to being one of the longest standing small business store owners in the Mill Bay Cowichan area. “After returning to Canada from Mexico, I purchased the clothing store, renamed it PatrYka Designs, hired excellent fashion consultants and I haven’t looked back since,” she says. Indeed, this November she and her staff will be proudly…
Pipeline fight a symptom of the Indigenous divide
The Wet’suwet’en protests of the past few weeks illustrate vividly why B.C. should not have adopted the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
Thank goodness for rutabagas.
Blockades have bunged up the country over the past couple of weeks.
Coastal Community Credit Union’s workplace one of the best in Canada
One of Vancouver Island’s top private employers is adding new certification to its resume.