While chatting with someone the other day, I used the expression, “The world is your oyster.”
READU.S. President Barack Obama lives in the modern world where we move forward, writes Face to Face columnist Jim Nelson.
READMuch of the praise for U.S. President Barack Obama is misplaced, writes Face to Face columnist Andy Radia.
READ25 years after he became the Man in Motion, Rick Hansen teaches more lessons with latest climb of Thermal Drive in Coquitlam.
READA kid growing up in Coquitlam in the 1980s learned about life and work from his Uncle Larry at a Midas Muffler shop in Port Coquitlam.
READEducation is expensive and free courses have to be limited to academic upgrading leading to better jobs.
READStudy after study shows that higher corporate tax rates are bad for the economy, says Face to Face columnist Andy Radia.
READTax cuts for "job creators" don't work – businesses just pocket the money, argues Face to Face columnist Jim Nelson.
READThe Evergreen Line is pushing higher density development in Coquitlam and Port Moody.
READFinding, training and keeping new workers is a challenge for smaller businesses during boom times, writes CFIB's Shachi Kurl.
READFor every 100 calls from the Tri-Cities to the Provincial Conservation Officer Service about problem bears, one bear dies.
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Letter writer John Hunter argues it's ridiculous to estimate the costs of a spill here based on the BP spill in the Gulf.
READQuebec understands the value of post-secondary education and pays for it accordingly, argues Jim Nelson.
READProtesters don’t see that, even after the proposed tuition increase, they'll still pay one of the lowest tuition rates on the continent.
READMaple Ridge-Mission MLA Marc Dalton thinks his party, the B.C. Liberals, should change its name.
READThe BC Liberal governments of the past decade haven't been as fiscally prudent as supporters would have voters believe, writes Jim Nelson.
READB.C. voters decimated the NDP at the polls in 2001 for good reason – a decade of financial mismanagement, says columnist Andy Radia.
READPotential increases in the interest rate could hurt Tri-City families with big mortgages agreed upon when rates were at historic lows.
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Funny how we all have our own sense of order, or absence thereof.
READBC Teachers' Federation stance on extra-curricular activities could affect the union's support among B.C. parents.
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