Opinion

In all the concern over particulate matter and toxic fumes, gravel trucks and zoning, I have to wonder if the underlying humour in the situation has somehow been lost.

The E3 video game expo has gone through its paces over the years, growing and shrinking, imploding then reinventing itself, getting shunned by companies one year and then embraced the next...

"Everything is connected." -Zeno, Greek philosopher It made sense at the time. Back in the 1970s, B.C. was still on the edge of the world.

People who have read my columns over the years already know that I hate the stock market, and hated it long before the 2008 collapse or all the crap that Goldman Sachs has been accused of lately. Simply put, I don't trust it.

"In the time I've been here we've faced some of the worst situations the tourism industry has seen in our lifetime, perhaps in 100 years.

Hello there. It's Doug Ryan, the HST petition guy as I have been called around town the last three weeks. I'm OK with it as I believe what I am doing is the right thing for this town at a crucial time for tourism following the Olympics.

"I wasn't what you might call a fighting soldier. I was a fixing soldier." Captain Tony Kingsmill, recipient of the Military Cross I was never much drawn to the obituaries. I mean, c'mon.

Everybody talks about the iPhone, but less than a month ago it was revealed that Blackberry's biggest competitor in the smart phone market is actually Google and not Apple after all.

I find B.C. Energy Minister Blair Lekstrom's letter to the editor last week chastising reporter Jesse Ferreras rather disingenuous. At least Mr.

Three years ago the government of The Best Place on Earth introduced a Tourism Action Plan. The plan was developed to help meet the challenge of doubling B.C.'s tourism business from $9 billion to $18 billion by 2015.