PIPELINE POLITICS – Wet’suwet’en protests throw us all into chaos
While the project is a win for the province, the country, the environment and B.C.’s First Nations, these hereditary chiefs don’t see it that way By BRIAN GIESBRECHT [Continue]
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EDITORIAL – Forgiving Don Cherry, banning fur coats and other non-starters
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. WHEN WE REALLY WANT to know what Canadians are concerned about, a visit to change.org is a big help. That’s where anyone can start a [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Decision to scrap huge oil sands mine is no cause for tears
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. WEEP NOT for the Teck Resources Frontier oil sands mine. Reasons for cancellation of the $20-billion project near Fort McMurray and not far [Continue]
BEPPLE – It’s a big, wide world, and it all eventually comes to Kamloops
EVERYWHERE I WENT this week, there were small signs of the bigger happenings. First I drove to Lytton and back to Kamloops. On railway sidings from Kamloops down to Lytton [Continue]
SUZUKI – Pipeline actions signal need for true reconciliation
ACTIONS BY AND IN SUPPORT of the Wet’suwet’en land defenders are as much about government failure to resolve issues around Indigenous rights and title as they are about [Continue]
IN THE LEDGE – Thousands worried about losing homes over strata hikes
Excerpts from Question Period in the Legislature today (Feb. 25, 2020): T. Stone: British Columbians living in condos, townhouses and duplexes all over this province are [Continue]
