After a spectacularly unsuccessful term as Japan's prime minister, Shinzo Abe has adopted a different approach in his second try
READApart from apparently filing bogus expense claims, most Canadians would be hard pressed to name a single duty that senators fulfill
READDoes it really matter which party has the momentum three months, three weeks or three days before an election?
READPremier was successful in stoking a fear of change among an electorate desperate for signs of an economic recovery
READWith food, transportation and housing costs rising, sticking to the family budget is become increasingly more difficult in B.C.
READEvery vote could make a difference in provincial election campaign that could go down to the wire
READAuditor general reports the federal government is unable to account for $3.1 billion spent on anti-terrorism initiative
READFarmers' market brings the bounty of the Okanagan to Penticton's downtown as it return for a new season on Saturday
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Contributor urges careful consideration from voters before ballots are cast
READNo Western government — nor any Arab government, either — is willing to put soldiers on the ground in Syria
READB.C. Conservatives' dismissal of four candidates over the past week does a disservice to both the party and the electorate
READU.S. Department of Justice calls homemade bomb used at Boston Marathon a weapon of mass destruction
READThe answer is not simply to bring in more and more laws. Restricting citizens’ rights actually lets the terrorists win
READStakes are too high in the provincial election for British Columbians to sit on the sidelines
READTemporary foreign workers are employed by thousands of Canadian companies to fill more than 200,000 positions
READInstitutions will try to preserve the problem to which they are the solution
READLoss of shade trees is an unfortunate, but necessary, step to improve access along Okanagan Lake shoreline
READMargaret Thatcher the first to realize it was possible to win elections on a platform that simply ignored the wishes and needs of the poor
READElections are the one and only time you can turn an opinion into reality, simply by checking off a box
READSince 2007, BC Hydro and Fortis have become the blunt instruments of public policy
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