Opinion

B.C. can be a powerhouse again if it reduces taxes

Parts of this crackdown make sense, but going after the owners of legally non-conforming micro suites is reckless overreach.

Two new bills, two additions to the bureacracy

Shoplifting seems to be in vogue as some sort of new vandalism, says Kirk LaPointe

We need to be able to support local businesses and we can’t do that if people don’t feel safe leaving their vehicles downtown.

If any member of council feels they can’t come to the table and work the issues to a solution, they can feel free to leave council at any time.

If an election were held today, the BC United party would be nearly wiped out

Great communication can be an unnatural, exhausting process to most people, which is why it means so much and benefits our professional and personal relationships when we take the time to do it well.

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Very few people are fully equipped to do the research necessary to measure climate change and the impact of various gases on the Earth’s surface temperature.