Opinion

A popular sign at climate marches reads, "System Change, Not Climate Change.

Salmon must come first Returning the Squamish River estuary to its previous state is not a priority for Rebecca Aldous and her friends who prefer windsurfing and kiteboarding (Letters to the Editor, Pique , March 5). To hell with the environment.

This is not an editorial I want to write. In fact, it's one I want never to write again, but the reality is I will probably write it for many years to come.

I hear a horn honk and dutifully return the courtesy with a couple of blasts from the thumb trigger on my handlebar. Blind corners on single-lane roads can be dangerous, the exact reason why approaching them often turns into this noisy exchange.

Our book Just Cool It!: The Climate Crisis and What We Can Do features a chapter on climate science history.

Thank you to our local healthcare professionals After returning from a trip to Japan, I developed symptoms that raised some concern, as Hokkaido (my destination) had since declared a state of emergency due to COVID-19.

"Wash your hands like you've been chopping jalapeños and you need to change your contacts." -B.C.

As we walk , fresh snow swirls deep around Kengo-san's boots and the hem of his tunic.

The second week of February, and Richmond, B.C., feels deserted. There’s no problem finding a seat at a restaurant; the problem is finding an open restaurant.

Actions by and in support of the Wet'suwet'en land defenders are as much about government failure to resolve issues around Indigenous rights and title as they are about pipelines and gas.