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Opinions, dialogue and fostering relationships

Opinions, dialogue and fostering relationships

By Bob Barnett There has been a lot of talk in recent months about how "polarized" the world has become. Much of that talk stems from the recent U.S.
Save the world while you sleep

Save the world while you sleep

Interested in finding a cure for HIV/AIDS? A treatment for Alzheimer’s? A new gene therapy for cancer? Then take a nap. Go for a walk. Head to the bar for a few hours. Watch TV.
This week's letters

This week's letters

Accommodation and competitive advantage Michael Porter, one of the foremost business gurus and frequent contributor to Harvard Business Review, quite often states that increasing barriers to entry for an industry will help sustain profitability of th
Pressure on Callaghan Valley stakeholders

Pressure on Callaghan Valley stakeholders

Of the three primary Olympic facilities that have to be built in Whistler, the athletes village, the bobsleigh/luge track and the Nordic centre in the Callaghan valley, the Nordic centre – and the possibilities it represents – is perhaps th
The Firefox in Microsoft’s coop

The Firefox in Microsoft’s coop

[email protected] About 90 per cent of all PC users are on Windows, and almost 100 per cent of Windows users are using Microsoft’s Internet Explorer to surf the Web.
A rigged election?

A rigged election?

After eight tense and almost pointless hours, with media pundits pointing to the collection of blue and red states on the big board and making very obvious statements about what needs to happen for either candidate to win, George W.
The golden decade of tourism opportunity

The golden decade of tourism opportunity

"We are building toward a golden decade of tourism opportunity," Premier Gordon Campbell announced this week while introducing plans to implement a strategy for resort development across B.C.
This week's letters

This week's letters

Imagine relying on two RCMP, two Search & Rescue members or two firemen to safeguard an area stretching from Squamish to D’Arcy, plus all the urban/industrial settings and remote valleys that branch north and south.
Editorial

Editorial

"We are building toward a golden decade of tourism opportunity," Premier Gordon Campbell announced this week while introducing plans to implement a strategy for resort development across B.C.
A rigged election?

A rigged election?

After eight tense and almost pointless hours, with media pundits pointing to the collection of blue and red states on the big board and making very obvious statements about what needs to happen for either candidate to win, George W.