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March 22, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Game Depicts B.C. School Shooting A first-person shooter game depicting a B.C. high school has been criticized for being insensitive in the wake of incidents like last year's Sandy Hook elementary shooting. Continue reading... Brutal Sex Assault Suspect Arrested Snake Bite Turns B.C. Man's Tears Into Blood Prince's Vancouver Club Tour Kickoff Tom Brokaw's B.C. Ranch Sells For.. Amanda Todd's Mom On Online Safety Missing Mom Found Dead How to Piss Off a Vancouverite Vancouver Film Students Make Cannes Film Festival How to Piss Off a Vancouverite Toxic Discovery Shuts Down Campground B.C. Just Married You To Your 'Roommate' TODD WONG Are Chinese Drivers Stickers Parody Or Racist Stereotype? So is the "C' sign a warning for others to be cautious of this driver? Is it a symbol of nationalist or ethnic pride, like when people put a country's sticker or flag on their car bumper? Or is it simply a parody to poke fun at the racist stereotype of bad Asian drivers? Continue reading... SHEILA MUXLOW Chilliwack Water Issues Could Bring Broader Movement Our home waters -- as the First Nations that share these lands are acutely aware -- face grave threats. The transportation of heavy bitumen from Alberta's oil sands through the Trans-Mountain pipeline presents serious risk; the pipeline crosses 98 streams and cuts across our drinking water aquifer. Continue reading... KYLE BACHAN Will Conventions Stop Using Breasts to Attract Males? If you've ever been to any sort of male-heavy convention, such as comic book/sci-fi or tech ones, then you've probably seen the anachronistic phenomenon known as booth babes. For the uninitiated, booth babes are women who are dressed in as little clothing as possible for the sole purpose of attracting more attendees to their vendors. They're essentially signposts with boobs. That this advertising model is cheaper and easier to deploy than traditional ones, has led to its inclusion on convention floors around the world. Still, it hasn't come without its criticisms and some have chosen to leave this practice in the past altogether. Continue reading... JILLIAN BERMAN Why I'm Tired of Listening to Famous Working Women Don't get me wrong, I'm happy everyone is more aware of the plight of working women, but all the advice isn't helping me overcome the real obstacles to my success in the workplace and frankly, in life. Continue reading... HOPE KRONMAN Connection in the Digital Age We will continue to find new and, I'm sure, exhilarating ways to connect online. And while we do, we must not lose sight of the boundaries between real and virtual life. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here.

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