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READJoe Sardinha stepping down after seven years as president of the B.C. Fruit Growers Association
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READMilitary budgets defy the modern reality that global domination will be determined by economics
READIf you spot me with a funny expression on my face, please forgive me. I’m a little lost these days.
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READI call upon people with more inclusive and long-term views to once again make their support for the park clear to the B.C. government
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Provincial rankings were often misused, but core findings tell a valuable story.
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The B.C. Liberal government and its rivals will define themselves in a harsh 2012.
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