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But the same can’t be said for other journeys

Thanks to a prod from my daughter, Allison, I was back cycling through Burnaby and Vancouver again. It felt good. Cars are too slow, too expensive, and the traffic too exasperating for urban travel. Walking is too slow. But biking, because its pace enables the rider to appreciate the surroundings yet is fast enough to keep things exciting, is the right tempo.

Wait until you see Christy Clark’s next money move

“Those who cannot be part of a secular and multi faith culture have no place in our society and we must stop protecting them.”

Prospect of LNG developoment in Kitimat or elsewhere still some years away

You can see all sorts of drama on TV in northwestern B.C.

I meet my daughter, Allison, at Sushi Yoi, one of three fine Japanese restaurants within a square block of my mother’s apartment building. She arrived on her bike. She asks if I think it will be okay with her Oma if she stored her new ride in my mom’s apartment. Her new bike cost three grand, and she hasn’t had time to replace the standard grade lock she has on it with one of the expensive theft-proof shackles it demands.

Putting off Peace River diversion would cost $630 million

Putting off Peace River diversion would cost $630 million

What about a community task force?