Opinion

A significant proportion of residents are struggling to make ends meet in British Columbia.

We need a new generation of local dreamers and drivers to tackle the current impossible problems.

This kind of work would have to be done carefully, out of health concerns from handling potentially toxic materials, and also with sensitivity, to avoid personal conflicts and seizing belongings of vulnerable individuals.

It somehow makes sense to truck raw milk from the remaining northern dairies to the Lower Mainland, put it in jugs, and ship it all the way back up north, the climate and northern jobs be damned. 

The way out from here begins with one’s own mind, heart, and will, an invisible stance that manifests in the flesh with conviction.

2023, meet ChatGPT.

Survey finds number of Canadians who admit to drinking and driving has increased

If we display integrity and care for our neighbour, if we put away our selfish interests and sincerely try to create win-win scenarios, we will be successful. 

Many firms which were once publicly-run, and were real financial assets for BC citizens, don’t belong to us anymore. Now we hire private, more costly firms, and tax dollars go to private pockets.

A traveller unable to reliably summon help is a traveller already in danger.