Opinion/Letters to the Editor

David Eby has hit the ground running as premier, but what’s also running right alongside him is the financial tab accompanying his many promises.

Droughts and floods are leaving large portions of our agricultural base in peril. Farmers in the Peace River region and the Sunshine Coast are both suffering.

Donald J. Trump, for all his bluster and braggadocio, has already served his purpose.

B.C. Liberal critics said the full story was suppressed and minimized under Eby’s watch.

Eby has noted a few times that a lot of work has gone into the announcements he used to launch his premiership.

“That is not what this bill is about. This bill is about building that framework so we never get to that place," says Premier David Eby

No one chooses to be an addict, to say “I’m going to throw everything away and live on the street.”

Premier David Eby surprised many on Sunday when he announced a government directive to Crown prosecutors to do more, where possible, on “the risk that repeat violent offenders pose to public safety in British Columbia.

Over the past two years, British Columbians developed a love-hate relationship with the possibility of Vancouver hosting the Winter Olympics for the second time.

Nobody wants to expose themselves to that kind of scrutiny and public disdain. Or worse.