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- “The man of thought who will not act is ineffective; the man of action who will not think is dangerous.” ~ Richard Nixon.
- This weeks column for 24Hrs Vancouver: Find the party that is accountable for its actions.
- One of the best graphic images: The Election Web ( would the person who created this contact me for due credit?)
- “There has always been, and there is now, a profound conflict of interest between the people and the government…” ~ Howard Zinn
- BC Liberal members decline and ignore requests for interview with leading LGBT blogger and advocate as ‘too risky’.
- Just an opinion from a “retired Businessman who lives in the Greater Victoria Region.”
- This weeks column for 24Hrs Vancouver: Tackling child poverty essential to fixing broken school system
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- Updated with readers photos of their BC** I'm not saying that it's going to be easy.... I AM saying it is going to be worth it. The future is yours if you rise to the challenge.
- 100 + reasons the BC Liberals must go.
- “The man of thought who will not act is ineffective; the man of action who will not think is dangerous.” ~ Richard Nixon.
- (updated ) How Christy Clark set the standard for vulgar questions and innuendo - a rebuttal to David Obee, Editor in Chief of the Times Colonist.
- Surrey ranks in the Top 10 Most Dangerous cities in Canada - so why not add slot machines to one of the poorest neighbourhoods?
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Tag Archives: families
Good morning 2010
The sound of singing slowly wove its way into my dreams this morning, waking me slowly in its non-demanding nature. The room was still pitch black, and I looked over at the clock. 6:45 am. 6:45 in the morning, on the … Continue reading
Beginnings
Standing in the back of the store in a row with all the other mothers, I waited patiently for my daughters reaction, unseen as she was behind the doors of the change room. ” Nope. Not happening, Mom.” I slowly … Continue reading
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Tagged children, divorce, families, graduation, high school, Laila Yuile, love, parenting, relationships, shopping
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Bits and Bites – Wednesday October 1st
Holy Geez, it’s actually October. Makes me sigh every morning now when I wake up and see that a beautiful sunrise is on its way again, because you’ve gotta know that it’s all going to be over soon enough. We all … Continue reading
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Tagged babies, bc liberals, campaigning, childrend books, CKNW Talk SHow Idol, dianne watts, do not call registry, families, gay and lesbian, gay rights, homophobia, Laila Yuile, liberals, michael ignatieff, politics, raising kids, social issues, sukh dhaliwal, Surrey, telemarketers, vancouver
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A break from the wicked news as of late.
A wonderfully rare moment occured yesterday evening in our home. My father arrived last night from up north, and met his new grandson for the first time. I am still left unsure as to who received the most pleasure from the moment, … Continue reading
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Tagged CKNW Talk SHow Idol, families, Laila Yuile, raising kids
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Campbells Carbon Tax and the Working Joe (and Jill)
In recent weeks, there has been plenty of talk about the cost of living, the inflation rate, fuel prices and foreclosures. It’s enough to drive a man to drink. http://www.cbc.ca/canada/british-columbia/story/2008/07/23/bc-ferries-fare-increase-august.html I’m tired of hearing about global warming, climate change,carbon tax, … Continue reading
Big Lotto win only highlights grocer’s generous and caring nature
As many of you may agree, watching the evening news can nearly be a catalyst for depression. Murder, rape, global starvation and human rights atrocities fill the screen, story after story, every night at 6pm. Stories that warm the heart … Continue reading
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Tagged abused women, children, CKNW Talk SHow Idol, families, homelessness, jose lima, Laila Yuile, lotteries, lotto 6/49, violence against women
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