Opinion

Recently I started working on an archive project, sorting through and organizing the records, photo albums and news clippings of the Community Arts Council, dating back to its founding in 1968.

On Tuesday, after my radio show, I went off to Books & Co. to get Hillary's new book. I was as shocked as many that the bizarre guy got in. I am still trying to figure out how the Americans could elect such a bigot.

From gowned judges and "learned friends" to the highly ritualized proceedings, Canada's courtrooms can be intimidating places at the best of times.

There are valid reasons not to build the Site C dam. There are also valid reasons to build it. One of the latter is the rapid increase in clean electricity needed to reduce B.C.

For much of human history, we have subscribed to the notion of the infinite. The universe is infinite in size. Matter can be cut up into infinitely smaller and smaller slices. The past is infinite with no beginning.

There's been a lot of hay made over Trudeau, Morneau, and Co.'s renovation of our tax code.

Finance Minister Carole James spent much of the press conference on the budget update Monday explaining why the New Democrats pulled back from some specific dollar commitments in their election platform.

President Donald Trump's former chief strategist, Steve Bannon, rarely speaks publicly and is known to egg on the president in his trashing of the mainstream media.

Darryl Plecas says he feels great after breaking the chains of the Liberal party and accepting the dream job he always wanted: Speaker of the B.C. legislature.

Last Friday, the NDP presented their throne speech for their upcoming legislative session. There have been a number of comments on the speech - ranging from approval to non-committal to disparaging remarks.