No sneaking peeks on statue of Flying Phil
I know what you’re thinking. You’re thinking you’ll go take a sneak peek at the city’s newest piece of public art — the statue of Flying Phil [Continue]
Politics
The art of compromise — a case study
I spent three days in Prince Rupert the end of last week, the first time I’d visited that city in about 30 years or so. It’s a beautiful place, though I’m [Continue]
Campaign workers feel the pressure
It’s very often the case that candidates are easier to deal with than their campaign teams. This provincial election campaign has exhibited flashes of that, though, for [Continue]
Elections forums good way to judge candidates
Election forums are as much about forming gut feelings about candidates as they are for getting information on how they stand on specific policy matters. Last night’s [Continue]
Two very different campaign events
If today’s NDP and Liberal campaign events — held only a few blocks away from each other on the North Shore — are an indication, Terry Lake will walk away with the [Continue]
Council’s open strategy talk most informative
Coun. Pat Wallace may have put it best during today’s City council discussion on its strategic plan (yes, the one council labored over in secret one recent weekend). [Continue]
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