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Informed, insightful and irreverent commentary on politics and life. About The Left Coast. Increasing Calls for Ban of Flavoured Tobacco Products. BC youth and New Democrat health critic Judy Darcy are calling on the B.C. Liberal government to protect the health of vulnerable young people by banning the sale of flavoured tobacco in British Columbia. As a youth myself, I am disgusted that we are letting tobacco companies get away with marketing these products to young people by making them taste and smell...
Fraser Health Review Acknowledges Problems | theleftcoast.ca
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Informed, insightful and irreverent commentary on politics and life. About The Left Coast. Fraser Health Review Acknowledges Problems. The review of Fraser Health highlights the serious problems that the B.C. Liberals have created in our health care system, but doesn’t do enough to fix them, say the New Democrats. To truly take the pressure off the acute care system, the B.C. Liberals need to make strategic investments in a range of areas that have been neglected for years, specifically integrate...While...
Nisga’a Nation and Avanti Mining Agree to Reopen Kitsault Mine | theleftcoast.ca
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Informed, insightful and irreverent commentary on politics and life. About The Left Coast. Nisga’a Nation and Avanti Mining Agree to Reopen Kitsault Mine. New Democrats are applauding an agreement reached between the Nisga’a Nation and Avanti Mining that will help create 300 full-time jobs in the Northwest. Reopening the Kitsault Mine is a $1 billion project that will create jobs and grow the economy, both in the Nass region and throughout the Northwest, said New Democrat leader John Horgan. June 5, 2014.
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Informed, insightful and irreverent commentary on politics and life. About The Left Coast. Tag Archives: BC Jobs Plan. Three New B.C. Ferries To Be Built In Poland. The BC. Liberals have obviously given up on the idea of creating jobs for British Columbians with their recent decision to not build new B.C. ferries at home. BC Ferries announced Thursday. That three intermediate class ferries will be built by Remontowa Shipbuilding S.A. in Poland. New Democrats introduced the. A study by the Columbia Instit...
Increasing Calls for Ban of Flavoured Tobacco Products | theleftcoast.ca
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Informed, insightful and irreverent commentary on politics and life. About The Left Coast. Increasing Calls for Ban of Flavoured Tobacco Products. BC youth and New Democrat health critic Judy Darcy are calling on the B.C. Liberal government to protect the health of vulnerable young people by banning the sale of flavoured tobacco in British Columbia. As a youth myself, I am disgusted that we are letting tobacco companies get away with marketing these products to young people by making them taste and smell...
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Vancouver: A Local's Perspective: May 2011
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Saturday, May 21, 2011. Brewery Creek Beer Festival - US. My first trip to the Armoury aka: the Beatty Street Drill Hall was a week ago Friday for the Brewery Creek Beer Festival - US as a part of the Vancouver Craft Beer Week. Imagine 20 or so American breweries serving craft beer in a giant drill hall. that was my Friday:. The orange blossom ale was intriguing. The Kentucky bourbon barrel ale was delicious. Re-up BBQ was there - they make amazing pulled pork sandwiches. Wednesday, May 11, 2011. Practic...
Vancouver: A Local's Perspective: February 2011
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Thursday, February 24, 2011. Free Fred Herzog photography exhibits at the Equinox Gallery. Coal Harbour circa 1959 - photo by Fred Herzog. It's hard to believe that's what Coal Harbour looked like in 1959. It almost looks fake, but it's not. I mean, heck! Did Georgia Street really look like Kingsway back then? The photo is Fred Herzog's. It's one of the many Herzog photos featured at the Equinox Gallery. On South Granville. Herzog's work is featured in two exhibits at the gallery: Reading Pictures. Comme...
Vancouver: A Local's Perspective: June 2011
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Saturday, June 25, 2011. Last night was the preview of the Cheaper Show 10 at a temporary venue set up on the corner of Kingsway and Broadway, just across the street from Our Town Cafe. The Cheaper Show is an art show where every piece is selling for $200. It's a way for artists - local and international - to showcase their work, while also providing art lovers with a way to purchase art without going broke. It's also a bit of a who's who of the Vancouver art scene, as always. Saturday, June 18, 2011.
Vancouver: A Local's Perspective: August 2010
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Tuesday, August 31, 2010. Return to the Kootenays: Creston. I'm blogging from the last few hours of August 2010 in beautiful downtown Kaslo (in the Kaslo Hotel. No less) where the power in the entire town went out for 10 minutes about an hour ago. You don't know darkness until you're in a remote mountain town during a blackout. Come back to the Kootenays. And so here I am, one week later, not even, and I'm back in the Kootenays. Who knew I'd back here so soon? My destination this time? Of course, I was d...
Vancouver: A Local's Perspective: June 2010
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Friday, June 18, 2010. AWOL in Toronto for NxNE. Young Galaxy at Toronto's Mod Club - June 17, 2010. Photo by Robyn Hanson for Guttersnipe. Just a quick update here from Toronto. That's right. I'm in Toronto right now - my first time (I know, I know). I've been invited to be the photographer for Vancouver-based Guttersnipe. Website for their NxNE festival coverage. Needless to say, my updates here are going to be hit and miss for the next little while. Will report back on my NxNE escapades shortly! This ...
Vancouver: A Local's Perspective: November 2010
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Friday, November 26, 2010. Scenes from a Vancouver Snow Day. Friday, November 19, 2010. Vancouver of yesteryear: A collection of Fred Herzog photos. Friday, November 12, 2010. Quintessential East Van scenes. Wednesday, November 3, 2010. And so Gordon Campbell resigns. I am by no means a political expert. Not even close. It's pretty embarrassing, and with exception to a passionate few, I'd say that the average Canadian, at least here in BC, is equally perplexed when it comes to local politics. The thing w...
Vancouver: A Local's Perspective: March 2011
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Thursday, March 31, 2011. Sunday, March 27, 2011. Japanese plum blossoms outside my parent's house. Right now - this very week, even - is my favourite time of the year. I blame it on the cherry blossoms. There's something, almost like a pheromone, that gets released into the air when the cherry blossoms are in bloom, and it speaks to me at some sort of primal level, and all I want to do is go outside and bask in the gorgeousness of spring flowers. Monday, March 21, 2011. When I was invited to attend.
Vancouver: A Local's Perspective: January 2011
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Sunday, January 23, 2011. PuSh Festival's La Marea. I accidentally stumbled upon the surreal film set-like performance, La Marea, on Water Street Thursday night. As explained by the Georgia Straight. More information at www.pushfestival.ca/. Needless to say, it made Gastown even more photogenic than it already is. Wednesday, January 19, 2011. Reflections of Haida Gwaii. Sunday, January 16, 2011. Brian Eno in Vancouver. Just never appealed to me. My loss, I suppose. Sun goes down on 2010. Vancouver foodie...
Vancouver: A Local's Perspective: December 2010
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Sunday, December 26, 2010. I have been a busy girl. 2010 was a prolific year for yours truly as far as concert-going activities go. I'd like to say I don't keep track. The problem is, I do. Robyn's 2010 concerts in a nutshell. Louder Than Love, Waiting for Sunday, By Starlight @ the Railway Club - February 11. Nelly Furtado @ BC Place (for the Olympics Victory Ceremony) - February 14. Dal Richards @ Richmond Ozone (Olympics venue) - February 17. Philip Glass @ the Chan Centre - April 5. The Mountain Goat...
Vancouver: A Local's Perspective: October 2010
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Thursday, October 28, 2010. Deerhunter at the Rickshaw. I make no secret that I dabble in concert photography for fun. It comes in waves. sometimes I can go an entire month without a show, and at other times (read: October), there are shows every second evening. Maybe it's the Bladerunner-esque facade:. If you're reading this, you're probably already familiar with Deerhunter, but if you're not, here's one of my favourite tracks:. Wednesday, October 20, 2010. Pixar comes to Vancouver. And at the airport.
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The Left Captain
Diary of a Left Captain in a Right World. Saturday, February 14, 2009. It's been strange coming back to the US after two months in Army-World followed by six months in Afghanistan. Endless days of anxiety, PT, preoccupation, and future-orientation were replaced with lightning fast days of happiness, listening to my kids, over-stimulation and a world that is much much faster. But it's a new year. People don't get it. I get that. I would rather think that they don't get it versus thinking that ...The USAF ...
The Left Chapter
Anti-MRA Links and Resources. About The Left Chapter. Saturday, August 15, 2015. Smoked Salmon and Spaghetti with Capers. Delicious and really easy to make, today's recipe looks at a terrific way to use smoked salmon. This dish works best with spaghetti, spagettini, linguine or fettuccine noodles. We used spaghetti. This recipe uses ingredients for around 500g of pasta. Prepare the spaghetti according to package instructions to al dente or to taste. Serve with more fresh ground pepper to taste. Near, far...
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theleftcoast.ca - Informed, insightful and irreverent commentary on politics and life
Informed, insightful and irreverent commentary on politics and life. About The Left Coast. Energy Program Won’t Offset 28% Hydro Hike. The BC. Liberals’ new energy program won’t do enough to help families who are struggling to afford the Liberals’ 28 per cent hydro rate hike, say the New Democrats. A more effective way of helping low-income families was proposed by Horgan in the spring legislative session with the Hydro Affordability Act. The act would have given the British Columbia Utilities Commis...
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Sep 17th, 2008 / 10:30 am. I forgot all about this thing! In any case, if anyone wants to follow me, I'm to be found at:. Http:/ www.flickr.com/photos/echoma. Http:/ www.twitter.com/theleftcoast. The latter is protected - if you wanna read it, add me as a friend. Apr 27th, 2007 / 01:56 pm. Kaiser Chiefs - I Predict A Riot. From the Wikipedia entry on the crappy movie "PCU" - "In one scene, the building referred to as 'the freshman dorms' is actually the Ontario Provincial Legislature.". Somewhere Else / ...
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An outside-the-Beltway perspective on current events, politics, media, and the arts. We are proud to be part of the Reality-Based Community. Thursday : Mar 30, 2017. Heading Down The Drain. Disregard what I said yesterday about a likely renewed White House/GOP effort to blow up the Affordable Care Act: Trump has managed to lose the support of both the Freedom Caucus. So does Trump really want to deal with repealing the ACA or not? I think not. Furthermore, the House GOP slides further into a civil war.
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