Opinion

There’s an old adage buried deep within very serious political science textbooks that goes something like this: When you got mo’ money, you got mo’ problems. The B.C.

'I really wish the CBC had taken a different path years ago, and was actually an unbiased, trustworthy source for news.'

'Let’s all remember that sometimes you’re the annoyed local, sometimes you’re the dumb tourist, but most of the time we’re all just doing our best to try and have a little fun.'

'Far too often, the drugs supplied are not the drugs desired. There is no quality control, and the only way there will ever be quality control is if the government exercises that control.'

'There is no way the RMOW will achieve its transportation objectives and reduce congestion without making transit and active transportation irresistibly convenient, safe and affordable.'

'I will remember him not just for his leadership, hard work, smarts, and core values, but also for being a great guy who gets it.'

'The proliferation of sexy gambling app adds on our TVs—during sporting events watched by countless children, starring their favourite athletes and movie stars—is cause for concern for many.'

The B.C. government made two attempts this week to tackle important societal issues largely outside of its control, and while its new bills may have fallen short of what some advocates wanted, they still seem like good-faith efforts.