Opinion

BC United questions ran into answers they didn't anticipate

Don't fear the proposed Cape Roger Curtis park, which can be a win-win for everybody says reader

Reader says Bowen in the 11th hour regarding the future of the Cape and the island

The B.C. NDP government has introduced a one-page bill that bestows the right to join a union on the 350 lawyers who work for government. There’s a catch.

Councillor Judith Gedye hopes feelings can be tempered in the Cape Roger Curtis park and campground debate. She invites everyone to her monthly open house on Saturday, May 6

All new drugs that have never before been sold in Canada in any form, as well as all opioids, require RMPs to help safeguard the public.

Next month, Canada will mark seven years since the successful passage of Bill C-14, which legalized medical assistance in dying across the country.

B.C. is emphasizing harm reduction, which implicitly accepts people will use drugs. Most of Alberta’s emphasis is on recovery.

This is the 'Me Too' era, and it’s about time.  

A thank you to a special volunteer, a call for Quilters, and development cost questions were the topics for our final bunch of April musings