Opinion

Sampson should be commended for speaking the truth, not attacked.

Before readers chuckle at the pipeline-blocking-moon-units getting their just desserts, they might spare a thought for the everyday people who still live in the Lower Mainland.

"People that destroy other peoples property  and have no respect for other people are dangerous losers."

CBC Daybreak North has played a coy role in presenting Wet'suwet'en opposition to the construction of the pipeline.

I cannot be silent about legislation in a neighbouring country which will limit academic freedom and prevent young people from taking part in difficult discussions.

Addressing poverty, addiction, trauma, housing and mental health are proven methods to reduce the amount of minor crime because they focus on the people.

While we may never eliminate high-conflict leaders from taking power, there is much that can be done to limit their impact.

We can disagree, and argue, and even protest against each other, but without decency we are slaves to what makes us different.

He is, to put it simply, a bully with the desire to impose his will and his way on anyone he can.

The question is, will Monday’s change be enough to make a real difference, or will travellers still balk?