CHARBONNEAU – The new indigenous stereotypes
FINDING UNMARKED BURIAL SITES outside the former Kamloops residential school more than a year ago ignited global awareness of Indigenous concerns, but it has not left the [Continue]
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KNOX – Republicans be damned, the Queen rules
THEY’RE WHOOPING IT UP for the Queen in Britain, celebrating her 70 years on the throne. Here in Victoria, it’s a bit more subdued: The Platinum Jubilee will be [Continue]
PETERS – Changes to gun and drug laws — Symbolic? Practical? Both? Neither?
WE’VE SEEN A COUPLE of fairly major moves by our federal government in the past week meant to address health and safety for Canadians. The Trudeau Liberals have announced [Continue]
JOHNSON – Our health system isn’t set up for an addiction crisis
By DAVID JOHNSON ArmchairMayor.ca Contributor SO, AS OF JAN. 31, B.C. residents can possess specific amounts of certain controlled drugs. Let’s be absolutely clear — [Continue]
GUEST COLUMN – Hospital is on fire as staffing shortage in full crisis
The guest column is written by an anonymous nurse. THIS IS IN RESPONSE to the campaign of misinformation propagated by the administration of the Interior Health Authority. [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Terrorists subvert Wet’suwet’en cause
MICHAEL FORTIER was jarred awake at 1:30 a.m. on May 4 by the banging on the drain pipe of his Montreal home. A neighbour was trying to get Fortier’s attention – his two [Continue]
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