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January 21, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Transit Police Lost Explosives WHERE? Transit Police in Metro Vancouver confirm that an officer left an explosive device on an Air Canada plane in 2011 during a training exercise and that it was never found again. Continue reading... Trucker Joins Son In Prison For B.C. Teen's Murder Ice Gizmo For Port Mann Bridge B.C.'s $135 Million 'Ponzi Scheme' Idle No More Art: Posters Promote A Revolution New Year Resolutions 2013: BC Influencers Share Their Pledges Bimbo The Deer, Janet Schwartz Enjoy Close Relations (VIDEO, PHOTOS) Surrey Casino Rejection Shows An Inconvenient Thing Called Democracy Fifty Shades of Cliché: How To Explore The Real Kink World Fifty Shades of Cliché: How To Explore The Real Kink World How Would Wolves Manage The Human Population? Fractured Land: BC Fracking Documentary Stirs Canadian Energy Debate (VIDEO) LAILA YUILE Surrey Casino Rejection Shows An Inconvenient Thing Called Democracy It's a sad day when a government minister insults municipal politicians in the media because they listened to the people who voted them into office in the first place. Continue reading... VINCENT PARKINSON How Vancouver Chef Is Preparing For World Competition We gather in the practice kitchen, a specifically built replica of the competition kitchen in Lyon. Like a sprinter launching out of the blocks, as if to cheat time, Chef Alex Chen heats pans on the induction burners while butchering oxtail and peeling the beef tenderloin... Continue reading... J.J. MCCULLOUGH Media Bites: 2 Many Candidates 1 Boring Debate = 3rd Place Party 4ever This weekend, I sat through a full two-hour debate with the Liberal Leadership candidates. The sheer number of inoffensive, non-committal cliches and talking-points spouted made for a pretty grim afternoon. Continue reading... MARK MILKE For Aboriginals, Life Is Better Off-Reserve With all the attention paid to the Idle No More movement and the off-again on-again talks between some native chiefs and the Prime Minister, one basic fact about boriginal life in Canada has been forgotten: Most aboriginals do not live on reserve and seem to be better for it. In 2006, on-reserve Indians had a median income of $29,014. In contrast, off-reserve Indians had a median income of $37,477. In other words, First Nations people/Indians who live off-reserve have a median income that is almost $8,500 higher than their counterparts on-reserve. Continue reading... KATE CARTY Quit The 'Smoke Break' At Work Smoking can become wrapped up in daily work routines, making it harder to quit. Severing the "smoke break" chain takes a lot of preparation on the part of the individual trying to quit but a little support from co-workers and employers can make a big difference. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here Unsubscribe here.