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Myanmar: The saint who lost her way
Almost completely obscured by the blanket global coverage of the US election, they are having one in Myanmar (Burma) too. The outcome is even more a foregone conclusion, although in this case it will confirm the existing government in power. But it is only by condoning a great crime that democracy there survives.
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U.S. election — more of the same?
Submitted by Gwynne Dyer
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Which non-violent revolutions will succeed?
Gwynne Dyer
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Reforming the PST can be a powerful tool to get people, businesses back to work long-term
Stronger tomorrow plan offers blueprint for job-rich recovery, says Jeff Zweig and Greg D’Avignon
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COLUMN: Some more appropriate names for Washington NFL team
Finally, Washington’s NFL team would have a name everyone could cheer with pride
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COLUMN: B.C.’s labour minister should look at COVID-19 financial carnage amid minimum wage increase
The timing couldn’t be worse for any government decision that drives up costs for business, writes Jock Finlayson
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GUEST COLUMN: B.C. COVID-19 survey brings answers closer
275,000 responses so far, broader health information helps
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COLUMN: Residents should explore B.C. to help tourism industry amid COVID-19
Jock Finlayson is executive vice president and chief policy officer of the Business Council of BC
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Earth Day: A new relationship to wildlife is needed for nature and people
Dan Kraus is senior conservation biologist with the Nature Conservancy of Canada.
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COMMENTARY: COVID-19 modelling useful, but not a crystal ball
B.C.’s chief health officer explains risk of relaxing too soon
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