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In June, Public Eye readers found out controversial former provincial Liberal campaign coordinator Barinder Sall had been promoting Kash Heed in the media back when the future Vancouver-Fraserview MLA was still the West Vancouver police department's

You have them. Heck, even I have them. I'm talking about trigger words. These are words or phrases we have created in our minds that let us quickly categorize and, rightly or wrongly, stereotype things.

Editor, I feel I must register a mild protest about the unfortunate headline, ("'No poop zone' sought for Channel") in Meagan Robertson's story on page 14 of last week's Chief [July 30].

Travelling almost 1,400 kilometres for work may not be ideal for everyone but it became a reality or me last month. For the second time this summer, I embarked on a long and hopefully worthwhile journey to find employment.

Prosperity. What is it? How do we achieve it? Are we prosperous? Most people, faced with these questions, would reply that in general, Canadians are indeed prosperous.

Dr. Hunter S. Thompson, creator of gonzo journalism and counter-culture hero, once famously quipped, "I hate to advocate drugs, alcohol, violence, or insanity to anyone but they've always worked for me.

There was a time when we were far more in tuned with eating with the seasons. Before refrigeration and grocery super stores we had to solely rely on what God brought forth from the earth and I trust He knew exactly what our bodies needed.

It's a tinderbox out there, so be careful.

We all "know" that we are supposed to be drinking eight glasses of water every day, a total of 64 ounces of the fluid of life. After all, water is essential for life.

"O, beware...of jealousy. It is the green-eyed monster which doth mock the meat it feeds on." Othello, Act 3, Sc. 3. It started off innocently enough.