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Opinion: Favour forgiveness as reply to tragedy of Humboldt Broncos bus crash
It seems that the truck driver involved in the tragic Humboldt Broncos bus crash is but a mere step away from being deported to India, after legal channels refused his request to remain in Canada as a permanent resident. THIS CONTENT IS RESERVED FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLY.
Opinion: The Cowichan ruling doesn’t end private property, it tests our honour Original
Breadcrumb Trail Links Home News Local News Politics Opinion Columnists Op-Ed The site of the Cowichan, or Hul’qumi’num, seasonal village known as Tl’uqtinus in southeast Richmond on the south arm of the Fraser River. Photo by Prof. Brian Thom /University of Victoria Article content Last week, some homeowners received a letter from the City of Richmond warning that their property rights may be affected by the B.C. Supreme Court’s Cowichan Tribes v. Canada ruling.
California Literary Review
Fiction Reviews Satire, of course, does not depend on subtlety. However, there are more effective ways to wield it than like a hammer bludgeoning readers. Imagining a more plausible premise also would have helped. Hocus POTUS Melville House, 366 pp. CLR [rating:1] Falsifying Matters The plot of Malcolm MacPherson’s Hocus POTUS concerns efforts to make things appear to be something they are not.
California Literary Review
Hocus POTUS by Malcolm MacPherson Melville House, 366 pp. CLR [rating:1] Falsifying Matters The plot of Malcolm MacPherson’s Hocus POTUS concerns efforts to make things appear to be something they are not. MacPherson wants the novel, about the selling of fake weapon of mass destruction to U.S. government employees searching for a way to justify the intervention in Iraq, to seem like a clever critique of George W. Bush.
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