FORSETH – In politics, as in life, no defeat is ever permanent
SATURDAY BROUGHT interesting results, from all around the province, as polls closed at 8 p.m. on municipal and school board elections. For starters, Saturday’s civic [Continue]
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FORSETH – We need free votes in Legislature, not a different system
ON MONDAY (Oct. 15, 2018) my friend Bernard von Schulman said, “Time to open a can of worms.” And with that he proceeded to say: I have wanted to see a better [Continue]
FORSETH – Is 22 weeks really not enough time to finish pipeline review?
ACCORDING TO A GOVERNMENT media release, the government of B.C. has … filed its registration as an intervener to ensure that British Columbians’ interests are represented [Continue]
FORSETH – The case for considering legal aid an essential public service
WE ARE CURRENTLY in the midst of Access to Justice Week, to which B.C. Attorney General David Eb, stated he was thrilled at its creation and welcomed to all who have “… [Continue]
FORSETH – There are some things people shouldn’t be allowed to Google
A COUPLE OF WEEKS BACK I came out of a medical appointment to hear Dr. John Harding, a medical health officer with Vancouver Coastal Health, speaking on the CBC Noon hour [Continue]
FORSETH – It’s logical: keep organic waste out of landfills, extend their life
TODAY, AN EXCITING POST filled with intrigue, suspense, ethics, chaos and more!!! No … actually it’s about GARBAGE. I know, NOT exciting at all, however a topic with is [Continue]
FORSETH – Our sad record of intolerance and bigotry continues
INTOLERANCE, PREJUDICE, bigotry, injustice … all of these are nothing new. They have blemished our past, and they continue to blemish it today. Throughout time [Continue]
FORSETH – B.C. needs a Social Responsibility Fund for marijuana
Revenues will need to be directed towards programs that are able to mitigate the issues, and human carnage, that arises from the sale of drugs, alcohol, cigarettes, and even [Continue]
FORSETH – ‘Cut their ropes’ comment reflects frustration at environmentalists
WELL I MUST SAY it has been some time since a reporter, outside of the Kamloops area, has sought me out for comment. It happened Thursday, however, and it had to do with [Continue]
FORSETH – Three good questions about proportional representation in B.C.
Really, do you go out and purchase an unknown bag of goods, when you go to the store, and then wait until you get home to see what they’ve given you? OKAY … there [Continue]
FORSETH – I’m a protectionist but only as long as the playing field isn’t level
THIS AFTERNOON (June 13, 2018), Sheila Gunn, from the Rebel media, sent me an email asking me to stand up for Maxine Bernier. She stated: “Last night, Andrew Scheer [Continue]
FORSETH – Good news! There is finally room for a Conservative party in B.C.
OR I GUESS I could have titled this commentary after the Little Texas song, “It’s Time To Be Loud and Proud.” Some might say (and indeed have done so) that [Continue]
FORSETH – As Big Three parties feed at the trough, others are left in the cold
THE THREE MAIN parties, filling their bank accounts with taxpayers money, all seem to believe it shouldn’t be done. So then why have NONE decided decline this [Continue]
FORSETH – Their guns are purchased for one reason, and one only – greed
ON JAN. 15, an innocent young teenager from Coquitlam died after being hit be a stray bullet, shot by a cold-hearted, callous and uncaring thug. This teen was simply headed [Continue]
