Opinion

There are 119 candidates running in the Nov. 15 civic election and we got the names wrong for three of them. Our Oct. 30 story "Strathcona residents push for equity" incorrectly spelled the name of NPA park board candidate Erin Shum.

Now that three of Jian Ghomeshi’s accusers have come forward to Toronto police with allegations of physical assault, and the CBC has claimed it saw “graphic evidence” of “physical injury to a woman” in a video offered by their employee as evidence of

West End should be allowed to grow Gail Harmer's rant this week is incredibly offensive and completely baseless. To claim certain residents of the West End have a purported "deep investment" in this neighbourhood compared with others is absurd.

With the municipal election a little over a week away and thousands of undecided voters ripe for the picking, candidates and political parties are digging deep into their wish banks, dream journals and aspirational mind maps to promise the electorate

Instead of wishing you could dawn that new DVF dress or Badgley Mischka gown, why not rent it? For those who are active on the social scene and love social media, this is a great way to save money and switch it up when it comes to designer dresses yo

So if longtime COPE member/former councillor/one-time mayoral candidate David Cadman endorsed Vision Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson to continue as the city’s mayor, would anybody care? Not the media, apparently.

Re: “Lonely times for electric chargers,” Oct. 31.

We’ve all made silly mistakes in relationships that lost a guy at one point or another. Most of us look back and wonder why we ever let our irrational selves out to play and vow to never be “that girl” again in a relationship.

Lots of talk and debate this election campaign about civic parties collecting cash from unions, developers and others with deep pockets. Maybe you read my Oct.