Opinion

Beyond Borders conference held in Seattle last week

There were some illustrations of the hit-and-miss nature of freedom-of-information requests to government on Monday when the Opposition stacked its responses and non-responses side by side.

Re: “Spill might be bigger than expected,” April 17.

Seniors’ health issues are a critical regional issue

After years of fruitlessly petitioning upper management to start our own version of the Vancouver Sun Run called the Courier Scurrier, the occasional joggers of Team K&K finally gave up and decided to take part in the popular event that every year in

British Columbia politicians are doing due diligence on all the big headline stories, but there’s one issue that seems to have them transfixed.

In honour of the arrival of spring, cherry blossoms and the Canucks post-season, K&K continues its series of Basho-inspired playoff haikus. You’re welcome. ••• Losses are common — Virginity, self-respect Keys, pants — no big deal.

Who Buys a stroller worth stealing? Re: Who steals a stroller? April 2, 2015 The classic umbrella stroller for only $19.99--easily replaced if stolen, or, quite simply, not likely to be stolen.

There are two primary formulas connected with the name of Albert Einstein. The first equation ruled the latter half of the 20th century. The second will rule the latter half of the 21st century. E=mc2 describes the equivalence of mass and energy.

You may have not noticed the recent silence following the frantic opening in the campaign around the transit plebiscite, but the paucity of noise was more than made up for by the angst and anger capturing headlines over the bunker fuel spill in Engli