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'Given the prominence of the softwood lumber industry in British Columbia at large and Squamish in particular, an equitable allocation of that revenue could have reduced the impact on the province and the town.'

While workers brace for impact, politicians turn trade turmoil into political theatre

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'Why are they ahead in the polls? Not because of the clarity or appeal of their platform but rather because of disenchantment with the current government, a common theme for long-term governments anywhere.'

'Sean has renewed my faith in humanity. Thank you Sean, all the best to you.'