Opinion

Public outcry and politicians demands do not always lead to a good conclusion.

Former NDP premier John Horgan, who now works for a coal mining firm, took out a “Stake in the Peace” against Site C, then he oversaw a tripling of its budget with development full steam ahead.

It’s almost a requirement that bureaucrats and planners look at society through the lens of the upper crust investor class.

Our great city cleanup crew do a fine job of emptying the garbage cans every week, but they don’t see the garbage that has been left behind after the late-night parties.

How can we hope for our children to have a better future when it is being dimmed or extinguished because of the action, or lack of action, of our elected trustees?

We would learn about what enables this systemic effort to influence our politics and who in Canada consorts with those abroad.

After almost three years, only 32 actual, usable, real-world beds. To call that unimpressive would do a disservice to the word.

Gerry Chidiac’s imaginary retelling of what life was really like before 1948 may be sincere, but it is simply at odds with reality.

"All I have seen the past eight years is a lot of disrespect from Ottawa and Victoria."