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First, let鈥檚 get real: Nobody is going to change the name of British Columbia. Good idea or bad, it isn鈥檛 going to happen. It鈥檚 an intriguing proposal to debate, though, as proven by the response to last Sunday鈥檚 column.

Earlier this week, it was announced that on Feb. 2 hunky Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be visiting Nanaimo, the only planned B.C. stop on his cross-Canada town hall tour.

The video starts out with some melancholy piano music, the kind Sarah McLachlan might play on a rainy afternoon after her hamster died.

Retired veteran NDP MP among rumoured candidates to replace Mayor Gregor Robertson

The three-term city councillor joins Mayor Gregor Robertson in leaving city hall

Suzanne Hoffman is the VSB鈥檚 first woman superintendent

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As of Monday, you may not smoke anywhere on a B.C.聽Ferries vessel or at its terminals. No smoking tobacco, no smoking e-cigarettes, no smoking dope (yes, the ban includes medical marijuana), no smoking crack.

Ten years on, Ben Pires is even more convinced: B.C.聽needs a new name. The demographics have shifted further, he says, with people drawn here from around the world. The province is no longer very British, if it ever was.

The new information-sharing technology will soon simply seem part of our lives, BIV panel says