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Re-evaluate healthcare

Re-evaluate healthcare

The Canadian Medical Association's call this week for better drug coverage for low income households is one Canada should consider seriously, as much for economic reasons as for humanitarian ones.
Your best investment will be in boredom

Your best investment will be in boredom

If you gave me $10,000 to invest in the stock market, I would make a bold, aggressive move. Toilet paper. Or the companies that make it. And other boring things, like baby food and toothpaste and canned vegetables.
Kind efforts find lost bag

Kind efforts find lost bag

The Editor, In the rush to board the bus at Moncton and No. 2 Rd., I left my backpack on the bench. It was one of those drivers who lurches away from the stop before everyone can sit down.
Biking is good investment

Biking is good investment

As often as possible, I like to ride my bike to the office. I need to shed a few pounds and I find that the fresh air along the dyke clears my head and helps me both prepare for and wind down from a business day.
Welcome to Steveston

Welcome to Steveston

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Shoot for the stars

Shoot for the stars

More than 40 years ago, we were shooting for the moon. The culmination of that dream in 1969 remains an incredible human achievement. Decades later, we're looking to go beyond that.
Train for financial Olympics

Train for financial Olympics

Of the lessons learned from the London 2012 Olympic Games, the most valuable may be those you can turn into financial guides for your children. In its truest essence, the Games promote friendship, solidarity and fair play.
Learning happens everywhere

Learning happens everywhere

I found myself cursing summer camps this morning.
Keeping a lookout for Mrs. Lily

Keeping a lookout for Mrs. Lily

The Editor, I am writing to see if anyone is able to help me with an inquiry. My name is Mr. Chris Garnett, and I live in a small cottage in a village in the heart of Lincolnshire, England. My mother-in-law, Mrs.
Don't forget good RCMP

Don't forget good RCMP

The Editor, The RCMP is still taking a beating in the media. Many are suffering for the sins of a few. In June, Commissioner Bob Paulson promised to exercise the sweeping powers given to him under the new RCMP Act to rid the RCMP of the "bad apples.