GINTA – A necessary conversation about dogs and their poop
THERE IS NO better way to start the day than by stepping outside for a brisk walk. In my case, that involves the dog too. Our destination on most mornings is Peterson Creek. [Continue]
Local Voices
PETERS – Could Canada be ripe for Trump’s brand of divisive politics?
I AM FULLY willing to admit when I screwed up, and here is a pretty obvious example. I had no inkling that Donald Trump could win the presidency. I was fully confident that a [Continue]
KNOX – Life after the inauguration of Donald Trump: So far, so good
“IT’S DARK and I’m cold,” I said. “Is this the nuclear winter?” “No,” she said. “The sun rose this morning. Come out from under the bed.” “Has he [Continue]
FORSETH – Naloxone kits have done little to stem the tide of drug deaths
A B.C. GOVERNMENT media release Wednesday from Public Safety and the Solicitor General had the following headline: “Year-End Illicit Drug Death Numbers.” What [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Either Canada is a young country, or I’m old
CANADA is a young country. Or I’m old. Canada is 150 years old this year. Since I’m one-half that age, Canada must be a young country. Or I’m old. It must be the [Continue]
FORSETH – Two things that prove B.C.’s NDP still haven’t learned
FOLLOWING THE 2013 provincial general election, and Adrian Dix’s flip-flop on Kinder Morgan (a.k.a. the Kinder Morgan Surprise), Tom Sigardson (the head of Unionized [Continue]
