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Letters to the editor: 'It is so much fun to live in British Columbia.' B.C. election: Pick your poison? Plus other letters to the editor for Sept. 12
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52% : Harris still made a much better impression than the eye-rolling ramblings of Trump. 35% : "Frank Sterle Jr. White Rock, B.C.Re "Love him or hate him, an economy under Trump should fare better than under Harris" (Report on Business, Sept. 10): Contributor David Rosenberg says we should all be praying for a split U.S. government.
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