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Punjabi Market is important, but several important matters must be considered in naming station
TransLink's Board of Directors recently heard a number of public delegations suggesting the name "Punjabi Market" be adopted for the Canada Line's new Vancouver station at 49th and Cambie. After hearing the well thought out and respectful comments from the delegations, no member of the Board made a motion in this regard.
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Gun amnesty an excellent step, but much more needed to deal with illegal guns
Yes, the gun amnesty June 1-30 declared by the government is definitely "an excellent initiative," as Integrated Gang Task Force spokesperson Constable Shinder Kirk put it to The VOICE, but as Vancouver Police Inspector Kash Heed pointed out to me, "the majority of people who will participate in the gun amnesty program are not our prolific criminals."
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Is Stephen Harper a liar or is his team a bunch of goofs?
In April, I had lambasted Harper for his hypocrisy in winging it to Afghanistan to pose with our soldiers and take advantage of them to enhance his personal image. But when he returned to Canada, he adopted U.S. President George Bush's policy of barring the media from covering the return of the bodies of soldiers killed abroad to try and keep the public as ignorant as possible about the real war situation.
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Expect more Canadian blood to flow in Afghanistan and more American blood to flow in Iraq - and here is why
And now the Americans have got Prime Minister Stephen Harper (who, quite frankly, needed little or no prodding from American President George Bush because Harper seemed so eager to please the Big Boss) to expand the role of the Canadian troops in Afghanistan - knowing full well that many Canadians would die.
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Consul Yogesh Narang: A good diplomat who will be greatly missed
Yogesh was appointed consul (commerce and administration) at the Consulate General of India in Vancouver in October, 2002. The consulate represents India throughout Western Canada - BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan and the three territories to the north.
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Vancouver Sun at war with Khalsa School - is it racism?
A five-column photo showing bearded, turbaned Sikhs on one side at a Surrey Council meeting where a proposal to build a new Khalsa School was being debated and white guys on the other side with a story headline screaming, "Khalsa School meets opposition."
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Gangsters: Live by the sword, die by the sword - Part 2
Now for Part 2: Vancouver Police announced on Wednesday that accused Chinese-Canadian drug dealer Tommy Ho Sing Chan, 30, had passed away in hospital the night before, making him Vancouver's 14th homicide victim of 2006. He had been on life support after suffering injuries from a shooting at Richards on Richards on May 5.
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It's time to put public safety ahead of politics
Broken promises and no assistance for families in British Columbia. This is the record of the BC Liberal government. The need for Private Members Bill on Crystal Meth I tabled in the Legislature and the public safety issue on the Pattullo Bridge are proof positive.
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NEWS ROUND UP
CELEBRATING 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF BRIAM SANGHA'S ARRIVAL
WORLD PARTNERSHIP WALK RAISES BIG BUCKS ONCE AGAIN
DAVE HAYER: GOOD NEWS FOR ELDERLY IMMIGRANTS
TALENT SHINES AT FIJI-CANADIAN YOUTH TALENT EVENT
NO CHARGES AGAINST VANCOUVER MAYOR IN DRUG CASE
RICHMOND MULTICULTURAL CONCERNS SOCIETY TURNS 20
NEW CURRICULUM TO HELP EXPLORE SOCIAL JUSTICE
LIBERALS: CONSERVATIVES, BLOC JOIN FORCES TO RAISE TAXES
LIBERAL LEADER ANNOUNCES NEW OPPOSITION CRITICS
FIXED ELECTION DATES FOR FED ELECTIONS
LESSONS LEARNED FROM SALT LAKE 2002 WINTER GAMES
CITY STAFF RECOMMENDATION FOR WHITECAPS WATERFRONT STADIUM
BC ECONOMY: LIES, DAMN LIES & STATISTICS?
SOUTH FRASER PERIMETER ROAD ALIGNMENT CHOSEN
BCAA OFFERS FREE HELP DURING BIKE MONTH
VANCOUVER SURPASSES 2021 TRANSPORTATION TARGETS
VANCOUVER AQUARIUM CONTROVERSY AND DEMOCRACY
PROVINCE INVESTS A HALF MILLION IN TOBACCO-FREE SPORTS
APRIL HOME SALES 'STAY ON STRONG TRACK'
LIBERAL PLAN WOULD HAVE REDUCED GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS
EMPLOYMENT HAS INCREASED 13 YEARS IN A ROW
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VOICE - ONE YEAR AGO
(This is from The VOICE of June 4, 2005)
 
 

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