Vaccines have a proven track record
TUESDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — On Thursday, April 24, The Armchair Mayor News wrote an editorial about the controversy over flu shots and pointing out some of the arguments [Continue]
Editorials
B.C. Liberal government developing penchant for splitting new policies into two parts
SUNDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — Has anyone else noticed that this B.C. Liberal government has developed a penchant for doing things in two parts? Why is it that new policies [Continue]
Driver safety rules should be same for all
SATURDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — It’s getting harder for seniors to keep driving. Governments are making it so. There are signs of concern for fairness in the system, [Continue]
Kitimat’s example shows councils can listen to what public tells them on major projects
FRIDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — This is as much an update as it is an editorial. We reported and commented on a plebiscite in Kitimat a couple of weeks ago on the Enbridge [Continue]
Announcement on vaccine reinforces message that getting a flu shot beats not getting one
THURSDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — Health Minister Terry Lake and provincial health officer Dr. Perry Kendall had a message Wednesday that went beyond an announcement about a [Continue]
A day to celebrate the American dream
TUESDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — The headlines Monday about the Boston Marathon were all about two things: how Boston remains strong and refused to give in to fear; and about [Continue]
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