KNOX – Snow angst, pipeline politics and remembering Arthur Black
WEDNESDAY, AS the first frightening flakes floated down in daintily deceptive fashion, this appeared on the City of Victoria’s Twitter account: “Due to snow, tonight’s [Continue]
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ROTHENBURGER – Getting people from A to B keeps getting harder and harder
IN AN AGE when we can send huge amounts of information to the other side of the world in the blink of an eye, here in the Interior of B.C. we have trouble moving people from [Continue]
NORTH SHORE BIA – Going beyond to create a positive customer experience
RECENTLY, I WENT to breakfast at a smaller café in my city. It seated about 40. When I arrived, there was only one waitress on duty. She was trying her hardest but [Continue]
JUSTICE – Trial by tweet: heads drop in the basket without trial
The #MeToo movement has ushered in a revolution that discards hard-won concepts like the presumption of innocence and due process By BRIAN GEISBRECHT Senior Fellow Frontier [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Killing and eating of adopted pet pig a reprehensible act
An ArmchairMayor.ca editorial by Mel Rothenburger. NEWS REPORTS about a pet potbelly pig that was adopted from the Duncan SPCA only to be eaten by her new owners is [Continue]
PRIVACY – Taking on the challenge of protecting personal information
The following is the transcript from a presentation by Drew McArthur, acting information and privacy commissioner, to the 4th annual Privacy and Security Conference at [Continue]
