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Marisca ponders where does Ketchup belongs.... the fridge or the pantry?

Langley-raised former Surrey Eagle fulfilling a dream for himself and his family

B.C. has things it knows it has to fix as it heads to Regina hoping to keep second place hopes alive

Psychologists have long established that our understanding of reality based on the operation of our senses can be seriously unreliable. According to scientists, about 90% of our everyday brain processing is based on vision.

For decades, there has been no more obvious a category of public policy to differentiate Canada from the US than health care.

Inconsistencies have plagued a B.C. unit that has the talent to be better

From Blais to the A’s and Manny Rugamba’s inspirational story

When Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher (both gone to that great libertarian paradise in the sky, thank God) bulled their way into political dominance in the early 1980’s, privatizing public enterprises was one of their immediate and recurrent

Emergency room closures, long waiting times, and a shortage of medical professionals are stubbornly growing problems. Blaming government leaders will not solve these problems. Healthcare is in a predicament in the true sense of the word.

Marisca goes from thinking she has to kill time, to wishing she had more