Opinion

It’s a three-year trial, but given the energy B.C. officials put into winning it, there’s a good chance it will be permanent

"Multi-use paths like the wandering Valley Trail don’t cut it when cyclists and pedestrians are not separated."

"We would all hate to see an accident and lose someone we love, especially over something so easy and preventable as a speed bump."

There is no discernible demographic group in Canada where at least one in five respondents have a positive opinion of the Russian Federation

Nearly $1 billion price tag, eight-year time span to build new Royal B.C. Museum raises questions about political priorities, planning.

Rolling back abortion rights is a huge step in the wrong direction, and yet another example of how often the rights of women are put second to the desires of men

A parade of gambling commercials during TV hockey games

"[Y]ou and your government are favouring big business and the union over the actual people who elected you."

I spent many of my formative school years in the U.S., where safety drills for hurricanes and anything more sinister were the norm. And sometimes when I did have to hide under my desk, it wasn't a drill. As more school shootings are reported, I wonder what those classroom experiences really taught.