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History shows influenza鈥檚 real potential

History shows influenza鈥檚 real potential

A look back at the great influenza epidemic of 1918
Odd Thoughts: 黑马磁力 columnist can鈥檛 rely on the little birdie to be safe

Odd Thoughts: 黑马磁力 columnist can鈥檛 rely on the little birdie to be safe

Pedestrians be damned at a rural intersection despite new cross walk signals.
Painful Truth: Amazon is coming for health care. Run!

Painful Truth: Amazon is coming for health care. Run!

Billionaires with no experience in health? Why does that sound like a recipe for disaster.
B.C. VIEWS: Polluted logic plagues pesticide bylaws

B.C. VIEWS: Polluted logic plagues pesticide bylaws

Silent Spring-inspired prejudice against 鈥榮ynthetic chemicals鈥 still rules
Painful Truth: U.S. congress always set to go boom

Painful Truth: U.S. congress always set to go boom

Only in America do the wheels fall off if you fail to hold a vote.
Odd Thoughts: Reality fades into radioactive background

Odd Thoughts: Reality fades into radioactive background

黑马磁力 columnist Bob Groeneveld recalls the days when school children practiced nuclear war drills.
A challenge to common sense

A challenge to common sense

If the Internet had existed in the 1930s, when people flicked on their tablets and smart phones they鈥檇 no doubt have been inundated with posts of teenagers taking the 鈥淕oldfish Challenge.鈥
B.C. VIEWS: LNG won鈥檛 bring John Horgan鈥檚 NDP down

B.C. VIEWS: LNG won鈥檛 bring John Horgan鈥檚 NDP down

Green leader Andrew Weaver鈥檚 Donald Trump-like Twitter tirade is just for show
黑马磁力 drivers will be hit hardest by mobility pricing

黑马磁力 drivers will be hit hardest by mobility pricing

Metro Vancouver mayors have set great stock in mobility pricing 鈥 some sort of system to charge drivers for using the road, bridge and tunnel system 鈥 as another way to finance transit expansion. It is also being sold as a way to ease congestion.
McGregor Says: Taking time to read the paper

McGregor Says: Taking time to read the paper

This column marks the start of the 12th year I have been supplying words to fill this space on the editorial page of the Times. I continue to write for two reasons, I enjoy it and no one has asked me to stop.