Opinion

To err is human, to baselessly accuse political rivals of crimes against democracy is pure Christy Clark. The B.C.

Splat. It would seem British Columbia’s 41st general election is well underway. The uproar this week over news that someone may have hacked the B.C. Liberal party’s website is a harbinger of things to come, so fasten your seat belts.

Among the flurry of press releases sent our way last week was one from the B.C. government pledging to release $25 million in one-time funding to help clear a backlog of surgeries.

The New Westminster-Burnaby MP is the first candidate in the race

“When did our moral standards become so complicated?” It was a question left hanging in a recent email to me from Linda Kayfish, the sister of Roderick MacIssac. MacIssac was one of eight health ministry workers fired in 2012.

Family Day. Who doesn’t love a bonus day off to spend with their family? Visions of chilling out with a movie and game playing in the rec room; a family skate at Bonsor; a ride on the carousel at Burnaby Village – life is good. For B.C.

Right when you thought spring was around the corner – bam – another big dump. Friday saw, yet again, drivers spinning their wheels, careening down hills and bumping into each other like tots learning to skate at the local ice rink.

Dear Editor: Re: ‘This is pure racism and it’s horrifying,” Burnaby NOW , Feb. 1. I pay my condolences at what happened in the mosque at Quebec City. It was deplorable and shameful, as violence in any form can never be justified.

Dear Editor: Given that the proposed Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion is economic at its root, opponents might well decline to purchase products from two of its three committed Trans Mountain anchor subscribers, Esso and Husky/Mohawk (the third bein

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has decided not to go through with one of his campaign promises, and we should all breathe a sigh of relief. Trudeau will not arbitrarily reform the federal electoral system.