Opinion

"I must be the only protestant in Poland," I jokingly thought a few times. I had the privilege of joining my fiancee on a pilgrimage this summer to World Youth Day.

As a former student of Tracy Summerville I always read her column with great interest. While I enjoyed her recent column "Declining trust in system leading to rise of Trump" (Oct.

I was not proud to be a Canadian on Oct. 5 when the government killed Bill C-246, The Modernizing Animal Protections Act, which would have brought our animal cruelty law into the 21st century.

There are few words to describe the third U.S. presidential debate. "Unbelievable" is really the only one I can think of.

Strange how the B.C.

Re: Editorial titled Names matter Never will I show, or speak of with shame or disdain or disrespect or disregard as though the word "Indian" is some kind of dirty word.

The B.C. NDP's quota system for nominees has delivered the round of embarrassment that some people expected when the party first adopted it.

One of my pet peeves is when I hear someone say "I've lost my motivation." I get it, I've been there and motivation is hard to come by, especially when we already lead busy, hectic lives.

It is said that "when you listen to a witness, you become a witness." This is the driving force behind the March of the Living, an event that brings thousands of young people from around the world to Poland every spring.

The early snowfall is my fault. Well, me and La Nia. I was enjoying the fall and musing about how lovely it has been and no sooner than I submitted my column, the snow began to fall.