Both sides of teachers’ dispute get an ‘F’
WEDNESDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — It’s easy to say a pox on both their houses but let’s say it anyway — a pox on the teachers and the government. The B.C. [Continue]
Editorials
‘Only place’ for Wild West train experience and there’s nothing Hollywood about it
TUESDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — “There’s only one place in B.C. where Wild West fans can hear the sound of thundering hooves mixed with the chuffa-chuffa-chuffa of [Continue]
Victoria Day means getting garden planted, not celebrating the birthday of a monarch
MONDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — Today is Victoria Day, have you noticed? Canadians “celebrate” Victoria Day not by pausing to consider the woman after whom it is named, but [Continue]
Boundary extensions a relatively simple process but Kamloops’ could get complicated
SUNDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — The City of Prince Rupert has been granted a boundary extension. The city of Kamloops wants one. Are there similarities? Yes, and no. Prince [Continue]
Sometimes, media need to back off
SATURDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — The public has been inundated all week long with media reports about four young people who drowned in Slocan Lake north of Nelson when their [Continue]
Apology has special significance here
FRIDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — The apology to Chinese Canadians delivered in the Legislature on Thursday by Premier Christy Clark might have seemed like a political gesture [Continue]
