KNOX – In the church of May, hopes are high for a Green wave
IT WAS ALREADY standing room only in St. Paul’s United by the time Elizabeth May arrived, just in time for the all-candidates’ debate on the environment to begin. [Continue]
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McQUARRIE – Eunuchs of social media replace real life with hashtags
I HAD AN INTERESTING but let’s say weird line of thought the other day. It was about eunuchs and I think most would agree it was an odd thought, given the subject matter. [Continue]
PETERS – Campaign all smear and no substance but it’s not too late
JOSHUA KNAAK TWEETED THIS WEEK that this might be the worst election in Canadian history — and he might not be wrong. It has been vapid and vaccuous, lacking both [Continue]
STONE – Horgan government is ignoring the needs of B.C. communities
By TODD STONE MLA, Kamloops-South Thompson LAST WEEK WAS THE UNION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA MUNICIPALITIES (UBCM) conference in Vancouver, an annual event that gives local leaders [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Artists struggle to make a living wage in Internet era
GONE ARE THE DAYS when the path to success was fairly direct for musicians. Graham Henderson, president of Music Canada recalls the way it used to be: “In 1999, if you’ve [Continue]
FORSETH – Mental health minister is wrong about the role of support dogs
THE GOVERNMENT OF British Columbia has stated it is committed to accessibility legislation that meets the unique needs of British Columbians and will also seek to learn from [Continue]
