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COLUMN: Parental push provides a real running start

Peace Arch News - Wednesday May 23, 2012

Despite only taking up the sport because he parents forced her, Earl Marriott Secondary's Ally Ginther says running has changed her life

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COLUMN: Cities must earn support

Peace Arch News - Wednesday May 23, 2012

Local governments need to show fiscal responsibility

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COLUMN: Coal conversation needed

Peace Arch News - Wednesday May 16, 2012

White Rock rail protest may spur important discussion

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COLUMN: Waistline or bottom line – take your pick

Peace Arch News - Wednesday May 9, 2012

In a time where people are encouraged to live healthier lives, it's become increasingly difficult due to the cost.

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EDITORIAL: All aboard the peace train

Peace Arch News - Wednesday May 9, 2012

It's difficult to recall a protest more polite than the one along White Rock's train tracks Saturday.

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COLUMN: A long overdue apology

Peace Arch News - Tuesday May 8, 2012

Japanese-Canadians - many of whom were interned during the Second World War – helped build British Columbia.

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Alberta results both good and bad for Clark

Peace Arch News - Thursday May 3, 2012

BC Conservative leader should be concerned as well

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Oil tanker series let critics overstate impact of harbour spill

Surrey North Delta Leader - Sunday May 6, 2012

Letter writer John Hunter argues it's ridiculous to estimate the costs of a spill here based on the BP spill in the Gulf.

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EDITORIAL: There are no easy answers

Peace Arch News - Wednesday May 2, 2012

A homeless man has become the subject of an interesting dilemma of late for the City of White Rock.

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COLUMN: A look back at Surrey's history

Peace Arch News - Wednesday May 2, 2012

Port Kells' history recorded in booklet gives glimpse to the origins of the community.

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EDITORIAL: Free enterprise not the problem

Peace Arch News - Monday April 30, 2012

Considering the results in a pair of B.C. byelections last month, are the province's voters drifting toward toward the left? 1

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EDITORIAL: The BCTF's big gamble

The Tri-City News - Tuesday April 24, 2012

BC Teachers' Federation stance on extra-curricular activities could affect the union's support among B.C. parents.

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COLUMN: Twinned pipeline hits home

Peace Arch News - Wednesday April 25, 2012

Kinder Morgan's proposed pipeline-twinning will have a major impact on the city of Surrey.

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EDITORIAL: Not all Canucks fans created equal

Peace Arch News - Monday April 23, 2012

End of the NHL team's Stanley Cup run means fair-weather fans – and businesses and the media, too – will fall off bandwagon

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COLUMN: Hard to predict what will get people animated

Peace Arch News - Wednesday April 18, 2012

In the newspaper business, you never quite know what stories will get the most attention, writes Peace Arch News columnist Nick Greenizan.

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COLUMN: TransLink may be nearing the end of the line

Peace Arch News - Wednesday April 18, 2012

Transit decisions continue to anger those south of the Fraser

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EDITORIAL: What about wildlife?

Surrey North Delta Leader - Monday April 16, 2012

Before B.C. allows an increase in oil tanker traffic, guaranteed protection for West Coast marine animals and waterfowl is a must.

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EDITORIAL: True intermediary needs impartiality

Peace Arch News - Wednesday April 11, 2012

Negotiations between the BC Teachers Federation and the BC Liberals deserve an impartial, independent mediator.

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COLUMN: Reflecting on a little bit of excess

Abbotsford News - Sunday April 8, 2012

Abbotsford News editor Andrew Holota muses about the excesses of modern society.

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COLUMN: Wilf Hurd did what he was paid to do

Peace Arch News - Wednesday April 11, 2012

Former Surrey-White Rock MLA in hot water for donation to BC Liberals.

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