Opinion

Justin Trudeau promised to do better for Canada's Indigenous people.

Regrettably, the B.C. Utilities Commission had to reset the numbers last week on the "13 Days Without Government Meddling" sign out front. That's a shame. They got off to such a promising start.

The College of New Caledonia unveiled its new logo last Friday, the result of a 14-month exercise that involved focus groups, interviews and feedback sessions with hundreds of people, including students, alumni, faculty and other stakeholders.

Curling wasn't invented in Canada despite the commercials on TSN proclaiming it as a "Canadian game." But it is a sport we are very good at.

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan was in Iowa this week ostensibly on National Governors Association business. Hogan reiterated the message about his presidential prospects that he has been using for a couple of months.

The rule of law is applied when it suits. What jaded sage said this? Well, this one. Last month.

The train ran a few times each day behind our townhouse in Burnaby. Angry, slow-rolling thunder carried loads of freight to and from nearby industry.

I am unconvinced we have an empty homes problem in Vancouver, but I know we have an empty stomachs problem.

Two federal cabinet ministers and a key B.C. MP parried questions Monday morning in Victoria about the scandal surrounding their government. It's all in hand. Former attorney general Jody Wilson-Raybould is a respected colleague.

So many twists and turns already in the SNC-Lavalin scandal threatening to sink the Good Ship Trudeau in this October's federal election. A month ago, Justin Trudeau and the Liberals looked like a lock to win a second majority.