Opinion

With the big decision day still a few weeks away one of the most important policy documents — one that will have an impact on every citizen in this fair land — was released last week.

After watching his computer’s performance go from a run to a limp, a former roommate of mine did a quick scan of his system to see if maybe Spyware was the culprit.

Victoria Day long weekend – what a disgrace. As I was getting ready to submit my letter, I read in the Monday Province that Whistler had to call up an additional 30 police officers to handle the party crowd and one person was sent to hospital.

A few weeks ago, in anticipation of the federal election, Globe and Mail columnist Jeffrey Simpson called health care the third rail of Canadian politics.

Democracy, free speech and good taste will be put to the test in the coming months as Canada’s federal parties gear up for Election 2004.

It’s the economy stupid! I have been coming to Whistler-Blackcomb for over a dozen years but this year I have found it to be a real eye opener.

You can take the blue pill and wake up at home, safe in bed with the illusion that democracy works, or you can take the red pill and find out just how deep the rabbit hole – in this case a network of power and influence in this province – r

Internationally, Canada’s enforcement of copyright laws when it comes to the illegal downloading of songs and content from the Internet is a fiasco.

I am very sad and angry to learn that, barely two years later another member of our Pemberton, Mount Currie communities has been murdered.

There were lots of numbers thrown around at the Spirit of 2010 Business Summit organized by the provincial government nearly two weeks ago, but the most important numbers I heard associated with 2010 were demographic rather than economic.