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Bring on Medical Tourism, Says Private Provider (in News)

Syndication Date: Wed, 2010-03-17

Locals would have to be able to buy their way to front of queue, too, says private clinic director.

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What's Canada's New Mission in Afghanistan? (in Opinion)

Syndication Date: Wed, 2010-03-17

And why aren't our politicians talking about it?

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Wood War Sprawls to IRS, Fortune 500 (in News)

Syndication Date: Wed, 2010-03-17

Can an industry-created nonprofit meet test for a public-interest charity?

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Queen of North Captain's Firing Justified: WorkSafe BC (in News)

Syndication Date: Tue, 2010-03-16

On day criminal charges are laid against officer, doomed ferry's captain loses chance to keep his job.

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In Search of 'Communist' Vietnam (in Opinion)

Syndication Date: Tue, 2010-03-16

Notes from a quick, guided visit to Saigon, er, Ho Chi Minh City.

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Why Car Dealers Love the Latest BC Budget (in Opinion)

Syndication Date: Tue, 2010-03-16

Arts, disabled groups got run over, but not auto dealers, who got tax policies they wanted after giving BC Liberals $500,000.

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Amazon, Friend to Canadian Authors? (in Mediacheck)

Syndication Date: Tue, 2010-03-16

Online bookseller restrictions are about limiting competition, not enhancing culture.

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BC Eco Group's Trade Complaint Targets US Wood Certifier (in News)

Syndication Date: Tue, 2010-03-16

ForestEthics charges that SFI's 'vague' standards mislead consumers.

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Israel's Apartheid

Syndication Date: Mon, 2010-03-15

By Murray Dobbin - 8 March 2010

...[T]here is absolutely no doubt that the system of separation of Arabs and Jews can be compared with the apartheid system in South Africa. Indeed, many experts on how the apartheid system was run claim that Israel's system of hafrada, or separation, is far more brutal and deliberately humiliating than anything devised by the racist regimes of Pretoria.

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Future of 'Green' Wood Hangs on US Decision (in News)

Syndication Date: Mon, 2010-03-15

New LEED rules poised to remake market for environmental forest products, Canadian timber.

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Go Ahead, Play with Your Food (in Life)

Syndication Date: Mon, 2010-03-15

Whether inventing jewelry from fruit or art from gum, 'Maker Culture' is finding new ways to satisfy the hunger for creativity.

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Operatic Thugs: 'Nixon in China' (in Arts and Culture)

Syndication Date: Mon, 2010-03-15

Vancouver Opera's risky production pays off powerfully. Take it from a punk rocker.

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In Victoria, Cruise Ships Spew More Toxins than Assumed: Study (in News)

Syndication Date: Mon, 2010-03-15

Sulphur dioxide levels at three times previous findings, says GVHA report.

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Americanface, the Final Episode! (in Arts and Culture)

Syndication Date: Mon, 2010-03-15

It's The End.

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Visiting the Greatest Baseball Player (in Life)

Syndication Date: Fri, 2010-03-12

Who was better than Ruth?

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