CHARBONNEAU – Netflix in Canada, reconsidered
I WAS A LITTLE hard on Netflix in an earlier column. The video-streaming giant had told a panel reviewing Canada’s Broadcast Act that market forces should determine their [Continue]
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NATIONAL PULSE – NDP narrows gap but UCP still leads by a wide margin
Age and educational attainment drive massive differences in vote intention By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE April 12, 2019 – With early voting underway and less than a week until [Continue]
NATIONAL PULSE – Half of low-income families say Food Guide unaffordable
Most support the guide’s recommendations, but there’s a generational divide over the importance of dairy By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE April 10, 2019 – Nearly half of all [Continue]
EDITORIAL – What is this ‘tax grab’ so many people complain about?
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. ‘TAX GRAB’ is such a nasty term. Nobody likes a tax grab. None of us likes to pay taxes at all, let alone when there’s a tax grab [Continue]
GARDNER – City Hall is failing residents on affordable housing issue
By CHRIS GARDNER President, Independent Contractors and Businesses Association of B.C. WHY DO POLITICIANS given the reins of power seem so allergic to common sense? Time and [Continue]
BEPPLE – Now is the time for stricter bylaws on open fires in rural areas
WHEN B.C. WILDFIRES start in March and go until at least October, is the term “Wildfire Season” even applicable anymore? In 2017, B.C. had its worst wildfire season on [Continue]
