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Letters: Highway 101 is inadequate at best, dangerous at worst

Letters: Highway 101 is inadequate at best, dangerous at worst

'An improved highway or, better yet, a new bypass highway from Langdale to Sechelt and beyond is a critical necessity. How many more collisions or accidents have to happen before the MOTI, for which “safety” is a stated top priority, takes action?'
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Opinion: Social media is a double-edged sword for the public image of Canadian labour unions

Opinion: Social media is a double-edged sword for the public image of Canadian labour unions

While the digital landscape offers opportunities for unions to engage and mobilize supporters, it also presents challenges, including the risk of being marginalized in the vast online world.
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Letter: Quality ferry service for B.C. starts at the terminal

Letter: Quality ferry service for B.C. starts at the terminal

What's your experience like with BC Ferries? One letter writer believes it should partner with other transit authorities to mitigate capacity conundrums.
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Updated: $12,000 reward offered to solve illegal shooting of Squamish grizzly

Updated: $12,000 reward offered to solve illegal shooting of Squamish grizzly

A grizzly bear with a yellow ear tag was shot and dumped in the Squamish River in early August.
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Public offers mixed feedback on proposed 117-townhouse development in Sechelt

Public offers mixed feedback on proposed 117-townhouse development in Sechelt

Neighbours voice opposition, others note economic need for more housing
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CEO accountability can boost a company's values, says UBC study

CEO accountability can boost a company's values, says UBC study

Attributing poor performance to internal factors like leadership can result in higher analyst forecasts.
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Fall into a new season of saving money

Fall into a new season of saving money

Want to save money on travel? Consider booking in the off season.
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Letter: Roots of burnout may lie in Canadian societal values

Letter: Roots of burnout may lie in Canadian societal values

Editor: As an immigrant who has lived in Canada for the past seven years, I would like to point out that it appears to my “immigrant eye” that burn out is a problem that might also stem from the values of Canadian society itself.
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Letter: Respecting Const. Rick O’Brien — and all police officers

Letter: Respecting Const. Rick O’Brien — and all police officers

Police officers deserve community support, respect and gratitude for putting their lives at risk every day, says the National Police Federation.
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Sisters in Spirit vigil returns to Whistler after four-year hiatus to mark National Day of Action for MMIWG2S

Sisters in Spirit vigil returns to Whistler after four-year hiatus to mark National Day of Action for MMIWG2S

Linda Epp presents two days of programming on Oct. 4 and 5 to acknowledge challenges Indigenous women face and highlight their achievements
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