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March 18, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Assisted Suicide Laws Go Back On Trial The battle over doctor-assisted suicide is expected to begin in the B.C. Court of Appeal, as the federal government fights a lower court order to rewrite laws governing the rights of terminally ill people to end their lives.  Continue reading... B.C. Marries 'Roommates' Rescue Continues For B.C. Skier Who Fell Into Crevasse What's The Most Expensive House In Vancouver This Month? Pitbull Shot, Killed By Police Too Much Chinese On Store Signs? 'Christy's Goose Is Cooked' Assisted Suicide Laws Go Back On Trial Harper Government Centralizing, Slashing Federal Web Info Harper Government Centralizing, Slashing Federal Web Info Too Much Chinese On Store Signs? WATCH: Luongo vs. Schneider MELISSA CARR Why New Pink Kinder Surprise Pisses Me Off For years and years, Kinder eggs were gender neutral. I'm not sure if there was a dip in sales or if Kinder decided that they desperately needed more girl clientele, but the way they were packaged before neither said "girl" nor "boy" to me. The new package states "Toys for Girls." Continue reading... D. A. WOLF The Fat Wife: Free Pass To Cheat? When it comes to the fat wife, we admonish her for letting herself go and we secretly sympathize with the man in the picture. We excuse his nights out, his wandering eye, his slip-slide into infidelity -- and even his claim that weight gain justifies divorce. Continue reading... KAREN WENSLEY Business Leaders Can Learn From Pope Francis and Marissa Mayer When you take over the Catholic Church, or Yahoo, or a losing soccer team, or any other organization that is losing relevance and showing declining numbers, coming in with a strong brand and showing early results is critical. Here are some tips from how the new Pope and the new CEO of Yahoo have done so far. Continue reading... JENNIFER PELLEGRINI Words of Wisdom to My Teenager From a Been There, Done That Mom It's so hard to believe that 15 years ago, your father and I were introduced to someone who would change our lives in the most amazing way possible. Anyhow, what I'm doing here is putting together some things to keep in mind as you go through the next year -- and decade. Continue reading... DAVID LANGTRY Why Are There So Many Aboriginal People in Prison? I find it shocking that close to one in four inmates in the federal correctional system is an Aboriginal person. Yet Aboriginal people make up only four percent of our population. They are ten times more likely than anyone else to end up in jail. And that number is climbing. What does this say about our country? I appreciate the complexity of these issues, and the challenges of dealing with them. But denying the facts doesn't make them disappear. This is not the Canada I grew up in. The Canada I know and love. The Canada the world admires. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here.