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2. Reducing harm-reduction: Vancouver police finally crack down on a high-profile drug-tolerance program
3. Lady justice gets back her blindfold: the B.C. government prepares to dump anti-male spousal-abuse policies
4. Friends like these: the Vancouver Foundation helped shut down forestry jobs on the West Coast
5. Central planners get it wrong again: a new StatsCan report finds no benefit to housing poor people in nicer neighbourhoods
6. It's only natural to be an animal lover, right?
7. Managing to be the same: male and female business operators fail to act along scripted lines
8. We have reached the point where our rights are predicated upon our opinions
9. Decommissioning B.C.: but changes to the province's human-rights code do not address free-speech issues
10. Summer job from hell: bone experts will need strong stomachs as they look for evidence at B.C.'s pig-farm `massacre' site
11. Saving the stray horses from more grass
12. On one beats Big Green: even the cash-hungry B.C. Liberals bow to the power of U.S. preservationists
13. `Shortfalls everywhere': the Liberals say the military is `sound'. but actions speak louder than words
14. Nothing but excuses from the violence-loving B.C. left
15. Christian university is having to watch its step
16. There goes freedom of religion: Canadian courts and government continue to drive faith out of the public square, right by right
17. What exactly was the point? The B.C. treaty referendum campaign had more rhetoric than substance - from both sides
18. Speech police in the House: a politically incorrect MLA (Silbur MacDonald) prompts a wave of sensitivity training in P.E.I
19. War against indulgence: a symposium launches a counterattack against pro-drug `harm-reduction' programs
20. Give violence a chance: as leftists lose ground, protesters are increasingly turning to terror to make their point
21. Left perpetuates its old illusion: higher taxes cause happiness and health
22. Boom and bust: how can B.C. be in such bad economic shape while its real estate market is going crazy?
23. Gays win, Christians lose: public schools in B.C. are ordered to promote homosexuality as good
24. Top jurist (Carol Baird Ellan) is condemned for her attempt to bully B.C.'s attorney general (Geoff Plant)
25. Criminal record: a new book probes the disastrous past decade in federal prison policy
26. Fifty bodies equals a war: Vancouver police try to end Indo-Canadian drug mayhem
27. U-turn against Kyoto can be so sudden it causes editorial whiplash
28. Global-warming scaremongers still have the upper hand in Ottawa
29. Political, not medical, `necessity'
30. Sympathy for the drunk, not the taxpayer: the Supreme Court rules that impaired drivers have the right to expect safe dirt roads
31. Put me out of my misery: an Ontario rapist (Gerald Vaughan) says he would rather be executed than languish indefinitely in a psych ward
32. Millions of medicare dollars on an elective surgery
33. One candidate for cutbacks: pro-lifers in Alberta and B.C. say medicare reform means de-funding abortion
34. Loblaws goes organic: the movement to ban lawn chemicals is picking up mainstream support
35. Why not ask the taxpayers? The B.C. Liberals' treaty referendum might be the only way to slow the Indian-rights juggernaut
36. Compared to the USA and Europe, Canada is already `immigration central'
37. I bark, therefore I am: a B.C. dog-abuse case underlines the irrationality of the animal-rights agenda
38. Mocking Catholics is okay: some Canadian broadcasters can't resist subjecting religion to crude comedy
39. Go ahead, make their day: the B.C. Liberals defiantly proceed with reforms in the face of violence and assassination threats
40. Something fishy at hatcheries: governments are learning an expensive lesson when it comes to rebuilding salmon stocks
41. This hour has 22 puerile minutes (CBC show satirizes politicians from the left)
42. Don't call them hookers: prostitution supporters use Vancouver's missing-women case to call for liberal policies
43. We have seen the future: a poll of moral attitudes shows that we have reached the doorstep of Huxley's horrible Brave New World
44. When prisoners run the (porn) show
45. Salmon farm go-ahead: a surge in west-coast fish production should benefit consumers while saving wild stocks
46. Where did the $1 million go? Police suspect a sophisticated suburban fraud scheme was linked to Lebanese terrorists
47. Lots of police, but no bodies: the mass search of a pig farm leaves B.C.'s missing-women case far from solved
48. Howling in the streets: B.C. government unions lead an increasingly ugly uprising against Gordon Campbell's cutbacks
49. Earth to B.C. teachers: it's not about you!
50. They mean business: the Campbell government bulldozes past Big Labour to enact pro-investment reforms
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