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Shannon Corregan: Joining the smartphone generation

Shannon Corregan: Joining the smartphone generation

I recently purchased my entry visa to our current decade by investing in a smartphone, and I鈥檓 having mixed feelings about it. Not the phone, necessarily, but what the phone means. Before I was a proud owner, I was a bit of a smartphone neophyte.
Geoff Johnson: China makes progress, while B.C. lags

Geoff Johnson: China makes progress, while B.C. lags

In August, the Chinese Ministry of Education released 10 Regulations to Lessen Academic Burden for Primary School Students Grades 1-3.
Comment: A new era begins for the Experimental Lakes

Comment: A new era begins for the Experimental Lakes

One of the best-kept secrets in Canada鈥檚 long tradition of scientific research is the Ontario-based Experimental Lakes Area.
William Watson: Telecom issue rife with patriotism, emotion

William Watson: Telecom issue rife with patriotism, emotion

Patriotism, English essayist Samuel Johnson wrote, is the last refuge of a scoundrel. Johnson clearly never met a 91原创 interest group. Patriotism is always their first refuge.
Les Leyne: Greens鈥 disclosure is a bit spiced up

Les Leyne: Greens鈥 disclosure is a bit spiced up

You have to wonder where the Green party鈥檚 interpretation of a major federal research project on the north coast leaves the B.C. Liberals.
Comment: It鈥檚 a bee problem, not a bee catastrophe

Comment: It鈥檚 a bee problem, not a bee catastrophe

Contrary to what you might have heard, there is no 鈥渂ee-pocalypse.鈥 There is lots of alarmist talk about colony-collapse disorder. People are blaming pesticides and talking about hundreds of billions of dollars at risk.
Andrew Cohen: Quebec values debate reveals federal silence

Andrew Cohen: Quebec values debate reveals federal silence

It may be that the charter of Quebec values never becomes law. It may be that this is a trial balloon, a little late-summer silliness, a taunt, tease or test, with no purpose but provocation.
Les Leyne: Waiting for Dix to 鈥榙o the right thing鈥

Les Leyne: Waiting for Dix to 鈥榙o the right thing鈥

I was so busy spending money in the commercial tents at the Saanich Fair that it took a while to notice something significant. I鈥檓 a sucker for all the marmalades, preserves, chutneys and spice mixes on offer.
Comment: Recovery Day event spreads vital message

Comment: Recovery Day event spreads vital message

For some reason I had wanted to go to the pub. I was already drunk 鈥 really drunk, because I somehow realized I was in no shape to get behind the wheel of my truck.
The Fruit of Meditation

The Fruit of Meditation

I haven't been writing nearly as much in recent months as I used to. I have been caught up in trying to make a living, which isn't a bad thing, and in fact is going quite well, but still... It takes up a lot of time.