Opinion/Letters to the Editor

It is most rewarding that such true Canadian talents came to our Vanier Hall stage to perform.

Each time, there are cries for reform. And each time spouses, parents, brothers, sisters, children, loved ones are left to grieve with few answers and no one accountable.

In 2018, at a time when words like “reconciliation” were not being mentioned prominently to discuss the relationship of Canadian governments with Indigenous residents, the City of Victoria removed a statue of Sir John A.

Premier David Eby continues to insist he has no plans for a snap election. But there is a compelling and growing political case that could change his mind. At the centre of it all is B.C.

Both actions were taken in the interest of “public safety" and involved a significant display of authority.

The plan is to raze hundreds of hectares of forest between UNBC and the Bon Voyage for high-end houses, and just last week some more habitat came down.

I thought the real misinformation at the inquiry happened last Friday when Justin Trudeau testified.

The bar should be set higher for the city when it comes to notifying our community, not lower. 

Drivers in British Columbia deserve better than ICBC.