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Foresters, engineers may not be trusted to act ethically

Editor: I feel I need to correct the misinterpretation of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms in Michelle Matich’s letter published in the June 27 edition of the paper.

Editor: I’m not entirely sure what form of diversity that Matt Etherington fears will be missed in Canada in their letter, Saddened by Friday’s Supreme Court decision .

Why wasn’t an off-ramp built at 194th Street to allow trucks to access Port Kells?

Some thoughts about things that were worth remembering and appreciating on Canada Day.

A basic income might work, but it would be tough to get the details right.

Editor: Seventy years ago, on July 14, 1948, a crowd waited in the heat at the top of the hill on Fraser Highway, two miles east of the town of 91Ô­´´ Prairie. Ladies in summer dresses, hats and gloves; gentlemen in suits, ties and fedoras, and children in their Sunday best had gathered to celebrate the opening of their community-owned hospital for which they had waited six years.

Another government monopoly, what could go wrong?

We’re building homes at a frantic pace – so why is there a shortage?

Five people were gunned down in the Capital Gazette newsroom