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Survey: Three-quarters of British Columbians support mandatory calorie counts on menus

Survey: Three-quarters of British Columbians support mandatory calorie counts on menus

Survey reveals why it is time for the B.C. government to seriously consider what is now required in Ontario
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Les Leyne: Swashbuckling MacPhail back on the bridge as B.C. Ferries CEO walks plank

Les Leyne: Swashbuckling MacPhail back on the bridge as B.C. Ferries CEO walks plank

Mark Collins was appointed president and CEO of B.C. Ferries in April 2017; in 2020, the corporation's board extended his employment contract to 2026. During the pandemic, there's been friction with the premier's office.
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Survey: How we listen to music in Canada

Survey: How we listen to music in Canada

From streaming to records – new survey reveals trends in how Canadians across generations consume music.
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Analysis: Vancouver 2030 Olympics bid on thin ice, facing a blizzard of challenges

Analysis: Vancouver 2030 Olympics bid on thin ice, facing a blizzard of challenges

It can be argued that there were too many reasons to say yes to 2010 and there are too many reasons to say no to 2030.
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Letter: Why did Port Coquitlam leave the LMLGA?

Letter: Why did Port Coquitlam leave the LMLGA?

"The cost to the city to be a member is negligible," the writer states.
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Letter: Ribfest couldn't — and shouldn't — allow pets at its Port Moody event

Letter: Ribfest couldn't — and shouldn't — allow pets at its Port Moody event

Personally, I found it refreshing to enjoy my meal without worrying about whether or not a dog nearby would break free from its owner and nick our food, this letter writer states.
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Letter: Pets should be allowed at Ribfest in Port Moody

Letter: Pets should be allowed at Ribfest in Port Moody

As a homeowner in Port Moody, I cannot support the takeover of our community amenities by organizations running events that exclude family pets, states this letter writer.
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Opinion: B.C.’s activist protest appetite less than special interest groups claim

Opinion: B.C.’s activist protest appetite less than special interest groups claim

The way British Columbians choose to participate in public life varies widely across demographics.
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Letter: Port Moody council made a 'flippant' decision on the future of Westport Village

Letter: Port Moody council made a 'flippant' decision on the future of Westport Village

Writer states, last Tuesday (July 12), Port Moody council rejected a routine agenda item related to the Westport Village (Andres Wines) site to allow them to complete work already well underway with staff.
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Opinion: Deeper we go into the dark valley of over-taxation and divisiveness

Opinion: Deeper we go into the dark valley of over-taxation and divisiveness

Look overseas and a passel of leaders are running their course as founded and faulty. Nowhere is there either inspiration or hope.
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