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The enemy is nature!

by Dan Crawford

Onward soldiers! The War on Nature is nearly won!

China and India . . . will more than quadruple the consumption rate of Nature's resources. Very exciting!

Fair Trade Drive: a good thing

by Kevin Potvin

A local group of citizens is spearheading the creation of North America’s first Fair Trade Zone on Commercial Drive. It’s an exquisite fit and we recommend it

No joy at schools whomever wins

by Andrea Reimer

Both the Liberals and NDP have cut funds in often insidious ways

The situation in our schools wouldn't be nearly as bad if school boards weren't already reeling from a decade of cuts under two successive NDP governments

Puffed wheat or porridge?

by Kevin Potvin

This is the golden age; is it asking too much to expect a renaissance?

The NDP is no better, building a party on the equally ill-founded urge to flagellate others for the crime of enjoying life and wanting something more out of it.

Just another way to count ‘em

by Jason Scott

The BC-STV proposal, to be voted on by the public in a referendum May 17, doesn’t address the problem

Peak oil is already here

by Kevin Potvin

Now that everyone agrees oil production is in decline, what’s next?

Resistance is not futile

by Michael Nenonen

The growing clout of capital is wiping out the balance of power with labour

The joy of unusual travel

by Brad Zembic

The world is not as dangerous as it’s made out to be; go anywhere you dream about

Downfall falls down

by Junius

Turner's Movies

reviewed by Scott Turner

Sin City and Don't Move

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