Opinion

Vancouver council approved Dec. 18 a five-storey rental project in Kitsilano

The most predictable response to Vancouver council’s decision to raise property taxes seven per cent next year (nearly eight per cent if utilities are included) is visceral infuriation.

Pipeline protests, climate activists and court cases loomed large this past year

Taxes, growing lack of civic pride, effects of urban noise, burning of Notre Dame Cathedral figured prominently in past 12 months of columns

For the next 12 days, Kudos and Kvetches is going to air its grievances and assorted hot takes on all things seasonal and seasonal affective disorder-related

Adrian Raeside cartoon: Behind the scenes at Conservative HQ after Andrew Scheer announced his resignation as party leader.

Colin Coxon fished half a turkey baster out of somebody’s pipes one holiday. Then there were the wedding rings that, having been removed prior to the stuffing of the bird, somehow swam down a sink.

For the next 12 days, Kudos and Kvetches is going to air its grievances and assorted hot takes on all things seasonal and seasonal affective disorder-related

A column is one part reflection, one part conclusion, one part prediction, one part contrition. At times I thought, decided, anticipated and erred in 2019. Here are some mistakes: 1.

There are some who argue that right now is a tough time for the game of hockey, that Canada’s beloved sport is under siege. I would argue the opposite: this is an important, powerful time for the game of hockey.