Opinion

I think you are about to hear a lot about "moral authority" over the next few weeks....even months.

Turns out the United States really is the land of the free, at least when it comes to cellphones and whether police officers should be allowed to search them without a warrant. Earlier this year, the U.S.

On behalf of Brenda Hartford and Richard Turner, we, the families, would like to give the biggest thank you possible for the "Boogie Jam and Benefit" held in their honour.

Since the fire that Highglen Montessori suffered in April 2013, the support from the community to help us rebuild has been phenomenal.

The story of the 11-year-old profoundly disabled boy who was Tasered by police in Prince George after he stabbed a caregiver three years ago continues to echo through the child-welfare system.

This is an edited version of a column in the Nov. 28, 2008 edition of The Citizen: The Christmas shopping season is well underway so it's time to obsess even more than usual about a topic we fret about almost as much as the weather.

When somebody says it is time to move on, it means there is something deeply embarrassing that they don't want to discuss in public.

In this time of excess where it might be all about the biggest and brightest, latest, most cutting edge do-hickey, it's kind of nice to be at the stage in my life where I don't want a thing.

As a young teenage hockey player from a working class neighbourhood in Burnaby, I always looked forward to playing against the private Winter Club team whose arena was nestled in West Vancouver, amongst some of the most expensive residential real est

Perhaps the saddest part of the Senate Intelligence Committee's report on torture committed by Americans against potential terror suspects in the months and years after 9/11 is the inevitability of it, that it happened and that it will happen again.