Opinion

Re: “Passionate millennials just won’t vote,” April 8.

The politicians who ride the political machines are shortly going to have to consult with the mechanics who keep them running, if objections to a change in election law start to gain ground. Representatives from four parties — B.C.

In the 1974 film Chinatown, a private investigator played by Jack Nicholson unravels an intricate scandal involving the fresh water supply of Greater Los Angeles.

It is a train wreck waiting to happen, the Titanic heading for that iceberg. Pick your metaphor to describe the current state of plans to build a new Vancouver Art Gallery.

Vancouver is graced with many unique retail stores that help give a neighbourhood — be it Grandview-Woodlands, Main Street, or Point Grey — a distinctive flavour. But they are facing threat, and an alarming number have closed down in recent years.

Depending on the outcome of Thursday’s game, which took place after the Courier’s press deadline, K&K continues or concludes its Basho-inspired Haiku Night in Canada poetry series in honour of the arrival of spring and the Canucks’ Stanley Cup playof

How much are whiter teeth and smoother skin worth to you? Are they worth the water and fish in the Great Lakes? The cormorants that nest along the shore? The coral reefs that provide refuge and habitat for so much ocean life? Are they worth the ocean

Shopping for spring doesn’t have to cost you a pretty penny. Most people believe that staying on trend is expensive but that’s not exactly true.

Just when we were starting to get the hang of Vancouver’s Wild West approach to pot dispensaries, The Man has suddenly decided to propose some “official rules” for shops to follow. Talk about a harsh toke.

Paul Hennessey’s studio on Industrial Avenue has the kind of rustic-meets-utilitarian features that would make a condo marketer salivate.