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Column: I really don’t know crows at all

Column: I really don’t know crows at all

Crows are crafty, canny, charming, and quite unpredictable.
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Letters: City council blind to Richmond residents’ housing needs

Letters: City council blind to Richmond residents’ housing needs

A Richmond News reader feels the city council has been asleep at the wheel when it comes to affordable housing
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Les Leyne: NDP cabinet changed Police Act as MLAs were still reviewing it; aftermath of officer refusing to kill bear cubs

Les Leyne: NDP cabinet changed Police Act as MLAs were still reviewing it; aftermath of officer refusing to kill bear cubs

Change was made in response to a B.C. Court of Appeal decision about union jurisdiction that didn't favour government stance
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Column: Wines to look forward to for the 43rd Vancouver International Wine Festival

Column: Wines to look forward to for the 43rd Vancouver International Wine Festival

There will be 101 wineries from 14 countries being represented at the festival.
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Opinion: Federal budget long on spending plans, short on revenue generation ideas

Opinion: Federal budget long on spending plans, short on revenue generation ideas

Liberal government's financial blueprint rides on rebound of commodities, fails to put brakes on runaway expenditures.
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Opinion: Steering megamerger, bridging digital divide on Rogers CEO’s to-do list

Opinion: Steering megamerger, bridging digital divide on Rogers CEO’s to-do list

Canada is not exactly a cheap cellular country
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Editor's column: FOI victory holds City of Richmond accountable

Editor's column: FOI victory holds City of Richmond accountable

Richmond News editor Eve Edmonds ponders the newspaper's victory to get the information on what really happened with the new Minoru Pool delays
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Opinion: Why did it take so long for the church to say sorry to Indigenous Canadians?

Opinion: Why did it take so long for the church to say sorry to Indigenous Canadians?

In a case like this, an apology has much more far-reaching implications.
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Opinion: Poll tracks rising concern for animal welfare

Opinion: Poll tracks rising concern for animal welfare

More Canadians have qualms about relying on animals for food, clothing and entertainment, survey finds.
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Les Leyne: Red-ink penalties scaled back for B.C. cabinet ministers, boosting their salaries

Les Leyne: Red-ink penalties scaled back for B.C. cabinet ministers, boosting their salaries

B.C. cabinet ministers were losing part of their salaries if the budget wasn't balanced
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