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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 14, 2014
Page
4
The writer questions whether sunscreen does more harm than good, arguing many Northern Hemisphere residents are vitamin D deficient. They suggest sun exposure, moderation, and natural tanning may support health, while criticizing sunscreen marketing and linking low vitamin D to numerous diseases.
A letter advises readers that intelligent unbiased dialogue with bigots is like talking to a stump. It criticizes negative thinking as a dead end, urges pursuing positive outcomes, notes civilization advances despite bigotry, and reminds that two negatives never make a positive while urging readers to keep smiling.
Rodger Cozner of the Liberal Party criticizes the Conservative government for expanding temporary foreign worker intake in 2012, arguing it harmed Canadian workers and wages. He calls for a five point plan to scale back the program, enforce rules, increase transparency, and prioritize pathways to permanent residence for immigrants.
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