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by Kevin Potvin
The government plans to sign a contract August 31 with US-based Maximus to take over management of BC citizens' health and pharmaceutical records. Maximus is subject to the USA Patriot Act
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by Chris LaVigne
In life as in the movies, heroes typically run roughshod over the rabble, hurting and killing those in the way of good intentions.
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by Kevin Potvin
The reason large corporations seem to behave in ways we don’t like is because we don’t own them—a small and remote elite does. We can’t take it away from them without a lot of violence, but we might be able to compete against them peacefully, and cooperatively.
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by William Kay
This largely overlooked White House office has been the home of power in American foreign policy, and should be followed closely for clues about where America is going next
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by Michael Nenonen
There’s lots in current affairs that can be reflected on to advantage with a look again at Frankenstein.
by John Winter
The president of the BC Chamber of Commerce says fears surrounding the lifting of the moratorium against offshore exploration for gas and oil is misplaced |
reviewed by Scott Turner
Titanic and, um, Titanic
reviewed by Chris LaVigne
A History of Modern Palestine
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