Opinion/Letters to the Editor

As usual I have to take out a dictionary to understand the points Nathan Giede is trying to make in his column; words like logos, ethos, and pathos.

Dr. Bonnie Henry and health minister Adrian Dix have done an excellent job managing the COVID-19 pandemic crisis in B.C.

Amer Zahr is a teacher of Islamic law and he points out that while eating pork is forbidden, it is allowed out of necessity in cases of extreme hunger.

It’s been said that people don’t quit a job, they quit a boss and it’s true. A great boss can change the dynamics of an organization and inspire people to create a culture where work doesn’t feel like a chore.

“Which are more effective, violent or non-violent protests? And how big does a protest have to be, to drive a political leader out of office? “Tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets following a disputed election, in which the president

We have just witnessed a phenomenal tribute to the life of Edomonton Oilers P.R. man, the late Joey Moss.

Two elections in the past two weeks and two flubbed calls on my part. In the provincial election, I didn’t see the John Horgan’s Orange Crush landslide coming.

Miles Thomas is shooting off from the hip and blowing off steam in making propaganda comments. Miles has not done any research in regards to his comments, which I have done my research on. Miles says that the B.C.

Royal Canadian Legion Branch 43 Poppy Chair Margaret Storey says a few words in front of the cenotaph in front of city hall on Friday morning during a cermony to open the Royal Candian Legion’s 2020 Poppy Campaign.

Contrary to popular belief, you don't need to hit your head to develop a brain injury. Seven years ago local resident Cody Stump was working as a longshoreman in Vancouver.