JOHNSON – TRU Law admissions process needs fixing
By DAVID JOHNSON SO, WE HEAR this week that 42 potential law students who filed applications with and were actually accepted to Thompson Rivers University’s law program [Continue]
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CHARBONNEAU – Colonial schools maybe, colonial monuments not
SOME OF CANADA’s Indigenous people have decided to keep their residential schools despite the fact that they hold so many painful memories. One of those is the largest [Continue]
EDITORIAL – BC Housing’s done-deal approach simply isn’t acceptable
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. MAYBE BUYING THE FORTUNE MOTEL was a good idea. Maybe it will prove to be a good location for housing the homeless but, maybe not. BC [Continue]
BEPPLE – Canadian mosaic is a place both of tensions and opportunities
IN THIS PERIOD between National Indigenous Peoples Day, on June 21, and Canada Day, on July 1, there is a feeling of ambiguity of who we really are. How can we claim to [Continue]
GUEST COLUMN – ‘Cancel Culture’ or, ‘The Season of Sanctimony’
By PIERCE GRAHAM Guest Columnist AS A REGULAR READER of several newspapers, science-oriented magazines, and professional and letters-based publications, I occasionally think [Continue]
FORSETH – Is province paying attention to report on automation of economy?
EARLIER THIS SPRING, the Conference Board of Canada released a report entitled, “Preparing Canada’s Economies for Automation” … Then, one week ago, the Conference [Continue]
